to 5:00 p.m. -- north lucas. from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. >> let the celebration began. >> i think it is gorgeous. >> the ship or the sabres? >> both of them i wish i could take one of them home. welcome to baltimore. it is the land of pleasant living. giggles] >> in vanges camp -- came by and asked when the blue angels were coming. -- a man just came by and ask for the blue angels were coming. they are coming this weekend. quite a show, not just the ship itself, but the sailors on board. it was impressive. we all have that story coming out. this is a lot of fun. if you do not get down here to walk around and see these vessels, you really are missing out. bring the kids if you can. bring the entire family. even the old people. >> i mentioned a few minutes ago that sheldon sailed in this morning on one of those magnificent ships from brazil. we will hear about his journey in a few minutes. for now, back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. we hope you will stay tuned to tv 11 to watch our star spangled celebration specia

sunset at 8:31 p.m. timarron comsat an isolated -- tomorrow, an isolated shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon. some of that 5:40 a.m. and going down at 8:31 p.m. they water temperatures are the low 70's. the 77 degrees at the airport. high pressure is beginning to strengthen over the region. below of it -- the blow that was over the region is gradually weakening. we will see more summer-like conditions developing for the next few days heading into the weekend. in the mountains, and other cold day, 67. sunny skies and 70 on friday. that short stretch into the week ended yet plans to be in the bounds. lower eastern shore, seney tomorrow and 80 degrees. sunny skies as well on friday. tomorrow, in our area, cloudy skies but warmer. sunny skies on friday. the low to mid 80's saturday and sunday on the lower eastern shore for saturday and sunday pippert -- the low to mid 80's saturday and sunday on the lower eastern shore. around here, feeling like summertime with partly cloudy skies. by around 80 for the n

and then pregame start that a 30 p.m. and stick around for abc7 news at 11:00 p.m. after the game. >> someone in iowa is $241 million richer. but they might not know it. as a grocery store sold the winning powerball ticket, but whoever was who bought the ticket has yet to claim it. it is the state's biggest winner of the lottery to date. the store got a $10,000 check for selling it. and since it is an employee- owned company, the workers there will see some of that popping up in their bonus checks. >> i think that person knows what they're doing. they are laying low. >> they are talking to a realistic agent in turks and caicos. [laughter] >> gordon peterson is in our newsroom with a look ahead. >> we will have more on the sexual abuse trial sexualjerry sandusky in pennsylvania. the prosecution winds down its case. and a chief judge in d.c. has not heard a single case since she came on the job. people want to know why she has the job. we will talk about that in a few minutes at 6:00 p.m. >> but first, let's check in with doug one more time and see how the weather is

the first one near 12:19 p.m. on a sticker, the next 111 minutes later at 12:30 p.m.both fires started in trash cans. >>pam: here is video of the damage from the fire on quarry drive. at one point gas started leaking from the gas meters prompting an evacuee said. the fire was so hot, it melted the glass on the electric meters and made waste of several plastic trash cans and recycling bins. between all three fires, resources were stretched thin. >> if we had an additional alarm, we would have had to call additional aid. they would have either help us with the fires or backfill our stations. we were at our max last night. >>pam: it is unclear just how the suspicious fire at to restarted or whether there was some type of accelerant used. residents believe the fires were deliberately set and are being urged by officials to be on guard in report anything suspicious. one man is dead after a fire at maxwell park in oakland. it happened overnight. the fire started at 4:30 a.m. on kingsley ave. fire crews have the flames out in 10 minutes the the damage was severe. if two men

first announcer: for the kron4 names as 8:00 p.m. starts now. >>catherine: ross mirkirimi is in front of the ethics committee at city hall. that is also where j.r stone is. he had been following the meeting all day. what are they talking about >>j.r: when ross mirkirimi walked in a run 5:00 p.m., he was greeted from each year's of many supporters. all this comes in connection because the argument between ramey and his wife where he grabbed and bruce his wife's arms. it is something that is said to have happened in front of their child. >> the model demeanor is likewise affected on the video. we think that this and some other items should come and under the hearsay exceptions. >>j.r: city hall is still in session and could be until at least 11:00 p.m.. there are two meetings scheduled for later this month. keep in mind, he would need at least nine of 11 supervisors to agree with the mayor on this if he is in fact ousted. >>catherine: ed lee spoke about this earlier this afternoon saying his opinions have not changed. >> i think that as one of the

for tomorrow fromw noon until 10:00 p.m. again, and it is the combination of thein heat andat the humidity making k feel like 100 to 105, but with temperatures today, already up to 98, we could exceed that tomorrow. we could easily see tripletr digits, still 97 at 6:00 p.m., talking about relief, and you, can see the heat index at 101,t we need it. >> thanks. >> >>> just an hour ago, a house oversight committee voted to hold eric holder in contempt for failing to turn over documents to congress. it stems from the justice at the present time's failed fast and furious gun operation. >> reporter: brian, it wasepor certainly some animated debateai we saw on capitol hill.it with republicans accusing the administration of lying and withholding documents, andts, democrats saying the gop is engaged a political witch-hunt. it's a debate meant to speaksp volumes as lawmakers discuss to cite holding eric holder in contempt. >> the vote passes and the message is clearly sent. >> we need the department of justice to cooperate. >> reporte

now, sheriff if we go down to 3:47 p.m., we see a text message from ms. peralta haynes to you that says can you call me, it is you are intelligent regarding illiana. did you see that text message before or after speaking with your wife that afternoon? >> after. >> ok. >> how do you know you saw that after speaking with your wife that afternoon? >> because i was putting this all together when my wife informed me after 4:00, and it all became more clear what was happening. and that was within the next, if i'm not mistaken 20-25 minutes from when my wife had called me. >> now sheriff i want to be clear in my question about this. what i just understood you to say was at least you understood the import of this text message after you spoke with your wife. but i want to make sure i understand whether you saw this text message before you spoke with your wife. >> no. i don't believe i did. >> ok. and then we have another text message immediately below that at 3:53 p.m. from ms. peralta haynes to you. stating i need to talk to you to protect you. call me. do you se

it should be over by a o'clock p.m. the was about 2.5 inches of rain -- it should be over by about 8:00 p.m. we have our emergency operations center fully operational. they are monitoring the situation and receiving phone calls. >> what about traffic lights? sometimes these things can happen without heavy-duty parts of the storms passing through? are we ok at major intersections of? >> so far everything is ok. if someone sees something, please report it to do our 9/11 service. >> no injuries, accidents. >> so far, nothing yet. the storm started about a quarter to five. we encourage people to stay home for a while. if you do not have to go anywhere, stay home, stay calm, and stay off of the road. >> excellent advice. thank you for joining us. we will check back with you. >> we only hope that things say, and hartford county. we will take it back in the 11 news room in our social media. >> it is confirming what we have heard from the county executive and the emergency management. as far as the intensity and winds. we will

>> traditionally, we have done at 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., because it is plain enough for people to would awaken on a monday and not to -- late enough for people to awaken on a monday and not too late to lose their attention. >> about this sound staff for the open air buses, it talks about the sound truck. don't we regulate the sound track? >> we do. and i think this legislation will remove that. it will make a distinction and make sure that the sound track will not be a problem on the bus. >> i want to tell you that the progress with the one-stop shop is just great. and lastly, in the budget position that your request from the budget office and they turned us down, we clearly need it. we cannot do the whole city. that is just silly. is there a way to press either the board of supervisors, or is there some other way to pursue this position? >> there is a process that the board of supervisors has. if it is the commission's intention to have staff person that, i can request it. >> i would like you to pursue that. i do not suppose

there is a text message on january 12 at 4:00 04 p.m. -- 4:04 p.m. that i wanted to ask the sheriff about. is about eight or nine pages in. it is shown on two different pages. the second page shows the full text message. sheriff, looking at this january 12 4:04 text message, this is a text message you sent to linnette peralta haynes? >> yes. >> you are expressing dismay beverly upton has been part of the rally calling for your resignation. >> yes. >> you mentioned you have always been a fervent supporter of the dv community. >> yes. >> you were concerned about how the domestic violence committee seemed to not be supporting you. >> not communicating with me. >> did you have concerns the were not supporting you? >> yes. >> did you feel betrayed by the domestic violence community? >> i would not say betrayed, but i would say alarmed. >> did you feel you had been loyal to them in the past? did you feel they were being disloyal by not supporting it? >> no, i was alarmed by the lack of communication. >> you had no concerns about the substantive position th

9:00 p.m. -- 7:09 p.m. >> we are moving back into item #8 in open session. can we have a motion of non disclosure regarding item 7 in closed session. >> a motion of nondisclosure. all in favor? >> lieutenant riley, please call item no. 9, adjournment, as you adjourn as a san francisco police officer. before you call this line item, we are going to adjourn in your honor and appreciation for everything you have given to us and the san francisco police department. [applause] >> thank you, commissioners. if i do not call the item, do i have to retire? [laughter] >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? [applause] >> city officials joined richmond residents for a groundbreaking ceremony. it was an exciting event for the neighbors ready for long overdue improvements. >> there is a need in this great city. they saw fit, they take care of it. >> the project is expected to open in spring 2013. for more on the >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronom

to 9:00 p.m. index values will be up around 110 degrees for several hours takes us right through the evening. day planner, 10:00 a.m., very warm, very humid. 89 the temperature. 6:00 p.m. hot and stormy. we're talking about getting more storms in here. check out the temperature around 2:00 p.m. we're in the upper 90s for several hours. one, two, three, 4:00 today maxing out around 100 to 101 sh manassas, warrenton, culpepper, you folks are above 100 in actual air temperature. open it up and notice more storms. these look like the storms that we had come through here yesterday, right? through areas of indiana and illinois. cluster of storms appear to be weakening. but they are taking the same east to northeast track, so we may see isolated severe storms later today. best timing for that will be after 5:00 and 11:00 p.m. to midnight. again a slight chance for sunday though i think sunday most of our storms will be staying down to the south and west. today's forecast, 96 to 101, yes a chance of storm

it's now 11:10 p.m. control of the aircraft and the lives of the 228 people on board is in the hands of the least experienced of the three-man crew, cedric bonin. >> and the captain is sitting where i'm sitting now? >> yes. on the left side. >> bill vaz of the flight safety foundation and two test pilots joined us in an a330 simulator to recreate what happened in the final crucial moments. >> the auto pilot disconnects? >> yes. let's see how that looks. there's a warning. the aircraft is now in my control. i have to fly it manually. >> reporter: all of a sudden the computers are not in charge. cedric bonin, just 32 years old, is. at this point captain bonin makes his first mistake. he should have kept the plane flying. he shouldn't have changed anything, but instead he pulled the nose of the plane up. >> a dramatic pitch up. >> reporter: raising the nose is the wrong thing to do and can cause the airplane to fall out of the sky. it's the most baffling minute of the flight. the plane's stall warning goes

the next high tide is at 12:53 p.m. at fort mchenry. to be and is the next high tide. -- 2:00 p.m. is the next high tide. it will be another great night to open the windows and give the air conditioner and a break. it's very pleasant weather pattern. we have a low pressure system in new england. it is the sharp contrast from high-pressure to the low pressure that is causing our breezy winds in the nighttime hours. this is what is allowing the heat coming from the south. we have a cold front of the coast to the east. this helped to steer tropical storm debby away. all of that wind and rain has weakened to a tropical depression. it is basically falling apart and has moved out over the atlantic. we continue to have debbi moving out along that front to the east. currently, winds are at 35 miles per hour with debbi. we will heat up over the next seven days. 97 degrees by friday. 98 on saturday. they will stay that way for the rest of the weekend. maybe even some thunderstorms. >> in our medical alert, a new study suggests looking at the images that fattening foods -- looking at images o

summer starts tomorrow evening at 7:00 to 0 9:00 p.m. -- 7:09 p.m. that cell is drifting to the southeast right now as it moves through woodstock. some rain and a little bit of lightning. that is about it so far. outside right outs,omenow, some haze. in the tested, the high was 92. 94 in bristow. 87 at reagan national. a breeze kicks in at the naval academy. 90 in manassas. noticeably warmer and even more so today and thursday. the map showing how many degrees it was now than yesterday. 24 degrees warner at washington- dulles. temperatures across a large bird -- a large portion have soared today. 94 in chicago, a 92 in indianapolis. that is not the whole story. add in the moisture content. clegg's in the 60 and 70-degree range, it deals warmer. -- when it gets in the 60 and 70-degree range, it feels warm air. we have had this flow higher in the atmosphere. some energy peace is generating some isolated showers and storms spread the winds are coming out of that south and that brings in higher temperatures. as it built in the atmosphere berkeley, we sta

on june 22nd, to schedule something at 9:00 p.m. and to end at 2:00 a.m., the event is that a permanent venue at 511 harrison street. what has been in a primarily industrial area, however, there are numerous residences within a two-block radius of 511 harrison. behind this application are some e-mail's opposing the outdoor permit. i did get one additional phone call. the police has recommended -- and i also included that in your package -- approval until midnight only. i think there might be some other conditions in there. are you the applicant? >> i am. >> there you go. she is here to speak to any questions. >> the first question, and the obvious one, would you be willing to work with a loudspeaker permit until midnight? >> absolutely. gregg's ok, easy. -- >> ok, easy. gregg's are you using any part of the venue as well? >> yes, that is the main event. correct and you are using the outside for overflow and smoking? >> that is right. like a patio area. and just so you know, on the saturday before pride, is traditional for there to b

to 10:00 p.m.. officer matthias is not here, and i was counting on it. basically, from april 6 through may 12, there was 109 tows. to me, that is a lot. when we look at the other weekend that comes to us, older information -- a somewhat consistent number, if you put it all together. it may not have impacted the number of tows. i will get more information about what the quality of them, and the context. are they different kinds of vehicles than they were at 8:00? are they the same? it still seems like a lot, which i think is something we wanted to fix. i will get back to you on that. i just did not want to lose track of it. i also attached, even though it was not on the agenda, an article that i just found out about yesterday, about bart, talking about a proposal, and looking for grant funding to run buses along part routes, essentially, 2:00 a.m. through 3:00 a.m. some of you are shaking your head. i attached the article. it is a baby step in the direction of understanding that we need more late night transportation. that is a really big issue. i made a

just a few thundershowers any time between 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. just a quick downpour. a 30% chance. a little warmer tomorrow. i will talk about that coming up. >> thank you. top story this morning is a big shake-up in d.c. government. kwame brown is out of a job. brianne carter tells us what caused the sudden resignation. >> good morning. when asked about whether or not he had any plans to resign on tuesday, kwame brown said no but that is exactly what has happened after facing these charges. we could hear from him about all of this later today. this is the latest shake-up involving the d.c. council. >> kwame brown stepped down from his post after being charged by the feds with bank fraud for allegedly lying about his income on loan applications. his resignation letter -- "i have made some serious mistakes in judgment for which i will take full responsibility." >> it is a sad day for us on the council. >> his charges the latest in a string of alleged wrongdoing involving city leaders in the nation to get capital. councilmember said despite all of this, they plan to kee

at 6:00 p.m. the family tells kron4's about this investigation. >> profanity is yelled at us. >> more testimony about the bryan stow a beating. >> i saw the same individual running behind brian. >>pam: he is being grilled about the crowd outside of dodgers stadium that today. >> people were yelling obscenities. >>pam: tonight will break it down and decide weather these two suspects will go to trial for nearly killing at the giants fan. new details of what happened before bryan stow was nearly killed. j.r. stone. >>j.r.: pamela, this is the fourth day of the preliminary hearing. sanchez and this man are accused of attacking bryan stow. one of the friends of bryan stow says that after this happened " i hope they code' that is code for a heart attack. they believe that this is understood by paramedics where it is understood to be a heart attack. >> when the giants now that i have become familiar it was mr. stowe. the next thing i know mr. stowe was on the floor after being hit on the face. he was kep

police say around 8:00 p.m., a woman was hit, knocked to the ground and assaulted by an unknown man. the victim was able to fight him off he ran away. take a look at the sketch of the suspect anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> virginia's chief medical examiner is trying to put a name to a face. today's facial approximations of three unknown people were unvailed all three were found dead in separate locations in northern virginia between 2003 and 2011. their deaths are not related but the medical examiner hopes releasing these facial models will prompt family members of missing people to come forward. >> well, our hope is some body will see these and say that looks like my uncle johnny or my brother john or whoever, and that they will call us, even the medical examiners or investigators working case come in, supply the buckle swab for the dna and allow us to try to match the dna. >>> the medical examiner says if possible, family members do come forward it will take less time to process the dna. they now have a new dna center in the past dna samples had to be sent to

at 9:00 p.m. they're going to restrain the power lines and to do that they will be shutting down interstate 580 in both directions in and around edwards. as far as the fire, it caused a lot of concern that the fire crews are able to get it under control and less than two hours. it was 1:30 p.m. when a car slammed into a powerful on down between rifle and edward for injuring the driver in causing the fire. fact >> of non the telephone poll was impacted the lines became week causing a domino effect were other power lines started to cut them >> with the winds the keynote in homes scattered, fire crews had worked fast. >> with a group of the top to make sure we ever able to defend the home had >> that is common in urban interface fighters. we want to make sure in many homes are threatened, would put a group were division to those homes to make sure that we put them collapsed as a priority fury affect them on the x and the residents were evacuated. the crews fought the blaze from the ground and the yea

saturday night from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. the pink saturday street party in the castro.ay, june 24 the pride parade at 10:30 a.m. begins at market and runs down market street to hide. sunday the san francisco pride celebration continues from 11:00 to 6:30. there are plenty more avents. in addition to those the film festival at the castro theater. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> the verdict is in for roger clemens, is he guilty of lying to congress? gary has the answer and what did matt cain do for an encore? gary has the highlights and all the sports next. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> all right. good evening, everybody. one of the most popular 49ers passed away. rc ownens. the man who invented the alley- oop. you throw it up and he wil

the body was discovered around 6:00 p.m. last night in overly. >> the victim was found in his own car. it was a dark colored chevy impala. there are many questions about how and why he ended up dead inside. county police, rescue crews and homicide detectives crowder the parking lot arrau's 6:00 p.m. tuesday night. dad got me 911 call from someone reporting a man sleeping in a car -- they had gotten a 911 call from someone reporting a man sleeping in a car. >> when they arrived, they found the man was not sleeping, but instead had been shot multiple times the torso. paramedics declared in debt at the scene. >> they're not sure what the victim was doing there, or if he was shot there were killed in another location and then driven there. >> he was in his own car and the motor was still running. there was blood visible in the car. but police declined to say whether he was in the driver's seat, but said it he had not been dead long when police were called. people in the complex were stunned to learn what happened. >> it is scary

abc 7 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> this is abc 7 news at 6:00 p.m. on your side. >> the big story at 6:00 p.m. it trial of jerry sandusky is underway. >> one of his alleged victims told a story about being sexually abused on campus and on road trips. brad bell joins us live from pennsylvania with more. >> the day began with prosecutors labeling jerry sandusky as a serial predator. he

the president is scheduled to leave sfo at 3:15 p.m.. >>james: if you missed the forecast erika will be coming up after the break with another look at the weather. >>james: what started out as a high school prank continues to make headlines. more than 30 students have been suspended but many of them will be allowed to take their final exams. j.r stone shows us why so many are so upset. >>j.r: the pictures literally paint the story, washable paint all over the courtyard, a banner stolen and a sheet teamed to store -- to the poll. >> i am sorry for embarrassing me, my family, the faculty and staff. and >>james: he was a part of the group that tide at this sheet and later clean the school, admitting to the wrongdoing. on tuesday, he learned that he will be able to take his finals. >> he has dozens of family members coming to town for graduation hoping to see him walk the state. score often >> they chose to do this despite all the warnings that were verbally and in writing. >> the principles that he would not give specific details about each

could get severe storms. 2:00 p.m. as late as 8:00 p.m.winds and lingering thunder showers. until midnight, a wonderful change on the way. detail on that in ten minutes. how's traffic now, danella? >> following breaking news on i-95 in virginia. two accidents, first traveling northbound at the occoquan. a crash on the left shoulder lane. fire truck is just leaving here. good news is in your left shoulder lane. blocking your left lane. slow from the occuquan as you make your way to route one. second accident. right now you see two of your left lanes blocked here. you can see also that the fire department looks like they're just arriving to the scene as well. but this car is completely facing the wrong way. back in two minutes. >> that's not good. >> no. that one car was facing the wrong direction. >>> time is 5:41. going home early. what may be to blame getting a number kids sick. nlthsdsed 12 12 nlthsdsed 11. >> my wife is in labolabor. >> time to go is right. he helped a father deliver his son at home. andre johnson called 19 1 moments af

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by 3:15 p.m. the first test train ran across the newly repaired area in by 3:50 p.m., bart was back in service. except for a first force might garage the building was bought destroyed and declared unsafe. >> one of our primary missions is to investigate arsons. so far, concerning this particular fire, it is way too early to even talk about an arson. >> one security guard told oakland fire officials that there were people in the area at the time the fire broke out. >> we're asking anyone in the area run the time of the fire to please call our fire investigations unit. >>justine: i have not seen at 100 degrees on the 7 day around the bay forecast ever! >>erica: believe it or not, we will see triple digits as we head into tomorrow. pretty toasty conditions for our inland the east bay valleys. right now we are enjoying mild conditions. clear, no cloud cover. it looks at temperatures today will be warmer closer to yesterday. 70's in the '80s for the most part. into tomorrow, it is expected to be the ho

a wide range of time from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. -- from 4:00 to 11:00 p.m. 83 and muggy today.f clouds and sunshine next week. that is the cold front moving our way. >> it will be here soon. have a great afternoon and a good weekend.

a 6-year-old girl was playing there around 6:30 p.m. monday night when two teens through a bottle bomb at her. the device went off. the girl was not injured, fortunately. >> in some instances depending on the chemicals that the mix, the explosion can cause severe injuries. and burns that can lead to a life-threatening event. >> their homemade concoctions made from household ingredients. video and shows how the gas buildup -- video shows how the gas buildup can be found on line. the suspects were found sitting with the house will bomb making materials on a set of bleachers in the park. they're charged with likreckless endangerment and possession of a destructive device. >> i know a lot of people in the neighborhood and i will let -- not let my kids anywhere near that. >> they could have killed her if they hit her in the right spot. her face or -- show them pictures of burn victims to get their attention to realize how bad it was, what they did. >> investigators are looking at the possibility that the recent cases in anne arundel county a

at 8:00 p.m.. >>pam: at giants fans call him the panda. a woman in santa cruz is calling him a rapist. tonight, kron4 has the details of the accusations of sexual assaults against the giants third baseman pablo sandoval into what he is saying. what did she tell deputies happened after they met in a bar. >> just because he is pablo sandoval does not mean we will treat this case any differently than any of the case. >>pam: pablo sandoval has been accused of sexual assaults. maureen kelly has uncovered new details from a bart manager where he had been partying with fans hours before the alleged incident. >> it all started here in downtown santa cruz on thursday night. sheriff's investigators say that is where the victim met with the giants player and a few other people. the bar manager here says the infielder came in with two other men. from 11:00 p.m. until after 1:00 a.m.. he says the baseball star was very friendly, hanging out and taking pictures with male and female fans. while many patrons trie

by 3:00 p.m., the fire was contained.re looking at pictures sent to kron4 from different viewers. there was a huge plume of smoke in the area. it wildfire has caused 650 a. to the bird. as of friday was 60 percent contained. the fire is burning in a fairly remote area. there are no structures threatened or injuries reported. the >>janu: there is a red flag warning that has been issued along the delta as well as a wind advisory. that will list by about 10:00 this evening. here is a live look outside at the closing date. the upper seventies and low eighties for the south bay. 77 expected four vallejo. for those of you going to the giants game first pitch will be at one of 5:00 p.m.. sunny skies and with the conditions. it should be pretty nice out there. your extended forecast coming up in just a bit. >>marty: the man suspected of kidnapping and murdering sierra lamar has been connected to two other cases where a man tried to lure kids into his car. >> it is not hard to see why the deal is in the spotlights. the likeness is

yellow is a severe risk of 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. today.ng our region for strong storms that could produce damaging winds. there's the sky over the national airport now and it's cloudy. small chance of a shower this morning. likely this afternoon with strong winds. perhaps that will linger into your friday we evening and severe weather should dissipate. danella, how is traffic now? >> right now i am following breaking news on the roadway. traveling i-95 northbound making your way towards route one. the fire department is on the scene as well but you can see from chopper 4, pretty significant delays are developing right now. northbound on i-95. but once you pass route one, the travel lanes are open for you again. one of the vehicles in this area is actually just facing the wrong way. elsewhere in our area, travels about 33 miles per hour from quantico, that drive is taking 42 minutes to get to the beltway. elsewhere in our area, no issues on i-66, even the beltway in maryland and beltway in virginia. nice and clear. back over to you. >> than

as a push in closer to 3:00 p.m.fternoon highs will start to see red which does indicate potential for nineties. the warmest spot will be reserved for the delta and livermore valley. >>george: better news for the ride on the macarthur maze. early morning road were completely gone with no residual delays orr effects. traffic in the macarther maze looks good, so does the rest of the east bay writer for interstate 580 westbound. there are no problems there. here is a one-to-one northbound. it is a good ride into the late free. and, and >>george: your ride on the golden gate 11 southbound is the way for a very light traffic. >>darya: san ramon police have arrested the driver in a hit-and-run accident that killed a 72 year-old woman over the weekend. witnesses saw a ford explorer hit the woman in takeoff. for they were able to track down the driver shortly after the accident. he was arrested on suspicion of driving with a suspended license, hit and run in vehicular manslaughter as well. >>james: thousands of nurses in the

your forecast then for the overnight, 9:00, 11:00 p.m. as far as those storms go, about 2:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon and between 8:00 p.m., the front moves there the whole area here, philadelphia, new york city, down south, the threat of damaging wind gusts and about 7 to about 8:00 p.m. >>> and for tomorrow afternoon, you know, i'd like to say it's going to be much cooler but it's not. 90 to 95. some showers probably already starting off about noontime. the weekend 88 to 89 degrees, and next week in a couple minutes, chug looking pretty darn nice. >> all right. >> good to hear that. >> that sounds tempting. >>> still to come on "news4 at 4," a royal celebration for the prince's 30th birthday. he has a whole lot of reasons to celebrate this year. >>> plus new details about the couple who [ mosquitoes buzzing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] repel mosquitoes without spraying your skin. try off! clip-on repellant. in minutes, its fan surrounds you, head to toe with effective odorless protection. whether it's at a game, enjoying family, or just relaxing, repel mosquitoes away without a spray

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war before 4:00 p.m.d luck. >> -- and once tomorrow before 4:00 p.m. good luck. >> 82 and 63 the high and low today. 84 and 66 are the averages. here are the temperatures the next few days. sunshine near 80 for the next few days. humidity hold off until tuesday through thursday of next week. the beaches look great bid again if you're headed down. temperatures in the 70's with water temperatures also in the 70's. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> abc world news is coming up next

and in san jose last night at 10:00 p.m., it was 75 degrees at 10:00 p.m. that's an indication of how comfortable it's going to be in your outdoor plans tonight. 80 degrees at noon and 90 degrees at 4:00 p.m. in san jose, that san jose, livermore, i'm forecasting 100 degrees just right in your area. so we'll talk about that coming up. first, let's talk to mike about your drive. >> well, we talked about that power outage in livermore, that might be an issue for city streets and signals. not a problem as far as the commute goes and 580 itself. we do have the issue, though, for folks cutting through isabel. that's an advantage for you this morning. passing the scene of the accident which is causing quite a bit of slowing now just south of castlewood, south of sunol boulevard. through pleasanton because of this activity on the shoulder and possibly blocking the slow lane, as well. car went off of the roadway. no injuries, though. we'll get a look at the golden gate bridge and christina talked about fog around san francisco. it will get a little thicker. but alr

tablatures in the mid-80s until about 10:00 p.m. high pressure in firm control of the eastern pacific. parts of vancouver get some rain, we have sun. not as warm tomorrow. the air-conditioner will kick in and gives us cooler temperatures. low clouds to start the day along the shore. a warm-up and to the '80s around the bay. temperatures will come down about 15 degrees tomorrow. not much in the movement of low clouds, tomorrow expect plenty of sun around the bay and inland and temperatures coming down 5-15 degrees. martin hill had 100 today. 102 in gilroy. 65 at bodega bay. sonoma hit 103 today. and 83 tomorrow. no jelly koula between now and next weekend. no more major heatwave on the way. here is sports. >>> joe montana reflects on the reaction of 40 niner fans during his rookie season,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> forget about a june swoon, the a's offense had a huge week. it is led to the longest winning streak this season. 83 degrees at first pitch. he incurred syzygy trying to keep cool between innings. seventh homer of the year force met

but we have coastal concerns in effect until 1 p.m. the areas here shaded in the darker blue we are looking at a coastal flood warning. so be prepared for that. i will talk about that coming up but right now let's check the traffic with lauren cook. good morning. how are the roads. >> reporter: good morning. we start the day off with an accident on 95. it's right around the northbound lanes at caton avenue. watch out for that if you are traveling in the area. no delays traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel or harbor tunnel and clear on the northeast corridor of 95. white marsh north of route 43, a 4-minute ride from this vicinity to 695. no problems to report in that area, and if you are heading out to the beltway, if we pull up a shot, and parkville at harford road, everything is up to speed. an 11-minute ride on the outer loop from 95 up to 83. and for those of you use the jfx to get into the city no delays from the beltway downtown to east fayette street taking you 11 minutes altogether. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic. >>> a