we will see a few peeks of sunshine but mostly cloudy skies will prevail for today. being see the showers and thunderstorms back off towards the south and west. and they will make their move in here going through later in the morning hours and also this afternoon. those thunderstorms will be out there and some of those could put down heavy rain just like we saw overnight yesterday into kent county. havre de grace looks pretty good look towards the tide water marina the susquehanna river as well. but in terms of temperatures, we are on the warm side this morning. and we are going to stay that way going into the afternoon. now 71 in arnold, 71 in reisterstown. heading up towards york or glenrock temperatures at 69. bel air is at 67 degrees and goldsboro is at 70 and we should be at 62, 63 for the low temperatures. we are well above that. this is what's going on at the service. we are waiting for the front. it's a slow mover and will slowly but surely get through but in the meantime, we will have disturbances that will move into the area as well along with the humid wea

take a peek at that. beautiful overlooking the exploratorium towards treasure island, the bay bridge just beautiful. here's what we're looking at for the next several hours. inland, seeing a jump up of about 6 degrees inland. bay areas seeing really temperatures topping out in the mid 70s by the coast. some chances of drizzle and cooler temperatures out there. let's take a look at what our traffic is doing now and see what -- how things are shaping up. kind of a busy start to our amo morning. a couple motorcycle crashes, those seem to have cleared up. now the amount mont pass as you come over in the westbound direction out of tracy, certainly we're going to be seeing that bumper to bumper traffic, does start to inch up a little bit as far as miles per hour concerned. 45 miles per hour, 61 miles per hour as you start heading into livermo livermore. and now outside, the san rafael bridge, an earlier accident cleared. it was involving a motorcycle. but a good drive coming out of hayward and into foster city.

that should be the peek of the heat wave. still enough that this heat is mainly for our inland valleys. very likely, it will take upmost of the 7-day forecast. keep yourself hydrated and cut back on out door activity. check in on kids and elderly and bring the pets indoors. we're going to see these upper 90s chlts air pollution is also part of the problem. turning unhealthy by saturday. >>> tomorrow morning, some patchy fog for your morning commute. morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s. so as we jump into the afternoon, we'll see those temperatures climbing into the 90s. and into the upper 90s to near a hundred degrees. san francisco, that's a nice place to break away from the heat. the mid and low 70s there on the coast. look at the temperatures straight on through the weekend. hot temperatures in the valleys. you'll see those temperatures staying hot until at least tuesday and then we cool down by the middle of next week. >> we want to get back to that story we were talking about. >> we've been in the fields with childre

taking a peek at san jose. drive coming northbound along 87 past the off ramp to the tank looks clear out there. >> thank you. the naked mole rat could hold some clues to fighting cancer in humans. the african rodents live 30 years or longer and are resistant to cancer. scientists identified the chemical that prevents the animal from getting the disease. it exists between cells and tissues. the amount of the substance in the mole rat is five times greater than in humans. scientists hope the discovery could lead to new cancer treatments. >>> a specialized new digital watch does more than tell time. it else you when you've had too much to drink. a company in japan released the intoxicated watch this week that features a unique digital display. the big feature is the breathalyzer. unscrew the side of the watch, breathe in for five seconds and it displays your blood alcohol level. the watch also has a game to test your sobriety so you will know when you should not be behind the wheel. >>> it's 5:57. next at 6:00, r

it's a sneak peek of apple's next big thing. they are making area police departments very happy. >> reporter: when you're on yourism phone, you are a target for thieves who can easily resell this device. apple at its conference says the new operating system will have a new safety feature making your iphone inoperable in the wrong hands. >> i've had them stolen twice. >> my phone list is gone. >> reporter: prosecutors say cell phone theft is the fastest growing crime in the u.s. they are easy to grab and resell. apple just released a new feature called activation law. >> if a thief tries to turn off, find my iphone or wipe the device entirely, they will not be able to react vat it. >> reporter: without your apple id and password, the phone is inoperable. police say it's about time. >> it's a great conference for us. >> reporter: they hope apple is setting a new trend. >> i know samsung's talking about coming up with something similar. there's a great race for them to be in. and the next thing is to work with the providers. >> rep

but temperatures warm as high pressure builds in, peeking by saturday. however, just behind it, a weather maker out there bringing in late season showers by sunday. in the meantime, it happens warm once again, you can. 86 antioch, 77 in vallejo. 83 in napa. north bay temperatures in the 80s. 57 san francisco. 70s for many folks by the bay. as we move toward saturday, we peek with the warmest spots near 90 degrees and then double digit temperature drop for some locations. cart into sunday. best chance of san francisco north. not a lot of rain, but just enough to call it a late season storm system and we're talking temperatures rebounding. that's your pinpoint forecast. >>> coming up, suit up and slim down. how the makers can help you drop the pounds. ,,,,,,,,,,,, bulldog: ahh, the dog days bulldog: ahh, the dog days of summer... time to celebrate with your mates... grill a few dogs... eh, hot dogs. bacon burgers... dachshund: mattress discounters' 4th of july sale!? bulldog: that cloud reminds me of... radio: the tempur-pedic cloud collection. bulldog: th

now, the dew point gave us -- the department gave us a sneak peek -- sneak peek.olice can hone in on criminal activity from this device from 360 degrees in a four-block radius. another interesting component of this area police model is the accountability of officers. the captain i spoke to said, you know, there -- the captains can be held accountable when you have people assigned to a certain district. he's able to oversee his officers more closely. not only is it a face for community members to keep in touch with, it keeps people accountable per their district. we'll head back to the press conference and hope to bring you more in our latest newscast. you can also check out the details at ktvu.com. katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police are looking for two robbers who beat up a store clerk in oakland's grand lake school district. two men came into the 7/eleven. police say the robbers roughed up the clerk, emptied the cash register and ran off. the clerk was tangen to the hospital. his condition is unknown. the two robbers are still on the loose. >>> san fran

if you take a peek for the highs for today. topping out mid-70s and morgan hill. as we head into san jose, 71 degrees will be our high and 69 in redwood city. 56 along the coast. not as windy as it was yesterday. 57 in the sunset district as we head into the north bay, 70 degrees in petaluma, 73 in calistoga and 74 in napa and 71 in vallejo. >> east bay 76 in oakland. we're going to be topping out at 69 degrees in hercules and inland valleys, warmest temperatures, 76 in brentwood. 72 in pleasanton. a little cooler side. accu-weather seven-day forecast. we do see a warmup come tomorrow. clouds later in the evening and in the early morning and then we're going to be seeing warmer conditions by the end of the week and over the weekend. let's see what is happening. we have a nasty crash into antioch along highway 4. this is now being moved over to leverage. first it was reported at railroad avenue now it's closer to leverage. this is where we have all lanes blocked due to a crash involving a motorcycle. the approach in the westbound direction, there are few speculator

a look at the week ahead and a peek at the weekend. that's coming up in ten minutes. >>> want to look at traffic for you this morning. if you're making the trip in from charles county. 301 all clear for you. 53 miles per hour is the speed you'll be able to hit. 210, no problem there's. a quick peek at the beltway. 495, a seven-minute drive in from route 210. the road is all clear. >>> scandal brings down an entire government. where one leader's resignation means everyone below him must step aside. >>> and a daily ritual for millions >>> welcome back. a prince george's family is looking for your help to solve a tragedy on the beltway. tiara jackson was involved in a crash. she survived the crash. but when she got out of her car, police believe she was hit by several cars, including a tractor-trailer. no one stopped to help her. jackson leaves behind her 18-month-old son. her family hopes someone will come forward with information. >> we know someone had to see something. they know something. someone's car came home that was smashed in t

you can see the clouds but we will get peeks of sunshine. the full forecast is just ahead. stay with us. we'll be back after the break. februaryry 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. >> back now with a look at some of the other top stories. more than 100 homes in indiana have been evacuated following a massive fire in downtown indianapolis. six fire departments were called to the scene of a warehouse that houses a tire recycling business. firefighters were expected to battle the flames through the night. >> in venezuela, tensions are running high as food is rationing and it has hundreds waiting in lines at supermarkets. the rationing began earlier this month, restricting the sale of items such as toilet pap

parking fee of 50 cents for every entry and exit off peek and 75 cents on peek. i forgot the dollar sign there. $400,000 for study of bicycle planning relating to the campuses. the next three you heard about last time but are new to the da this time around. survey evaluating the program and more studies every three years at a cost up to $40,000 to look at the traffic congestion in cathedral hill and help the city deal with it and encouraging its employees to purchase a clipper card in i that cardi equally with the employees. 4.25 million for the pedestrian and sidewalk widening and $600,000 to the city to save passage program. 1.55 million for transity and safety improvements around cathedral hill. on the pacific in california campuses, $3 million to the city to fmca for enforcement and safety around those two existing campuses, at saint like -- saint lukes it has been there. as i pointed out before, there's a list of improvements they may do even if the cost is higher, it has to be completed. that is a very quick over view and i'm happy if anything was glossed o

high in the mid to upper 80s and more sunshine will be expected late week although we'll get a few peeks today as well. seven-day forecast forecast minutes away, now amanda. >> thank you, jacqui. we start off with a live shot along thrive. just picked up a crash. in the hov lanes, all lanes are open. all hov lanes are closed. this is just inside the beltway and you can see lots of flashing lights. it's hard to tell on the camera shot. you can see an overturned vehicle there. it may take a little longer to clear because they have to upright that vehicle and then get it on tow. so, again, hov lanes all closed which you can see on this camera shot. thrive south on edsall road. before edsall you can see on our graphics just inside the beltway along thrive and the hov lanes, stick with those through lanes instead. we also have a crash working coming in along the beltway or inside the beltway along route 4, that's pennsylvania avenue, near forestville, left lane's closed on that one. the parkway would be a great alternate around. it brand-new, not a lot of details on this. coming in from frede

and, now, the advisory you need to know about as it would take a sneak peek at san jose and the news continues right here on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,, more than 300- thousand dol at the transit agency last . but the thing is, she didn't afrjts tomorrower bart employee made more than $300,000 at the transit agency lats year, but the thing is she didn't work a single day. former bart general manager dorothy dugger resigned under pressure two years ago so how did she make that money? she cashed in nearly 80 weeks of unused paid vacation from her 20-year career. the kicker, she stayed on the payroll, getting full benefits and accruing another two months of vacation. bart board member, robert rayburn says there's a problem with the way bart deals with unused time off. >>> immigration reform bill headed for the u.s. senate this week not only affects the lives of millions of people in the u.s. illegally but some lawmakers say it could also have an impact on homeland security and the economy. kpix 5 reporter has more from both sides of the debate. >> i think we owe it to ourselves. we haven't act

. >> reporter: that's todd yellin giving us an inside peek into what netflix is doing to try to keep subscribers, including a way to split up all those movie and tv shows into individual profiles, something lots of families were asking for. if you go into what i like, you know, you'll see, like, what my friends have watched, you'll get into my quirky tastes, like critically acclaimed understated independent dramas. that is very me. >> right. >> reporter: not my 9-year-old daughter. and recognizing that more of those subscribers are watching netflix on their mobile devices. >> i don't want to watch transformers chblt i want to watch something else. >> reporter: the company will soon let you control your queue and your tv with your phone. >> it's using your smartphone or your tablet to control your tv. right now as a remote and then in the future we see it as, this could be your identity. this is so easy. why should you even log in to netflix. it should be in your pocket, walk up to any tv, and it picks up that it's you. >> reporter: and will even try to make choosing a movie more fun

a quick peek at the map, updated what is going on downtown.n. no change the investigation froe the frager's hardware store, the fire that started yesterday. pennsylvania avenue still closed at 12th street. st a portion of it blocked off between pennsylvania avenue andv g street.et. that's a check of fox 5 on timee traffic. >>> developing overnight threeie people were shot in thehot in te district. two of them were hit at this ths scene at first place northwest. that was around 345 chk this 3:s morning. both went to the hospital and ontoe of the victims is in critical condition.cal >>> now to southeast where a man was shot several times late last night. this happened at 21st place. that victim died at the scene. >>> a fire appears to have have destroyed a beloved hardware ha store in capital hill. >> firefighters battled the flames, and fox 5 melanie alnwick is live on the scene. s. and melanie, heartbreak for fo those standing there watching wc helplessly. >> reporter: a lot of peoplef are coming out this morning asns well with the light coming

it will peek on saturday. as we get a very strong ridge of high pressure. it will give us the offshore wind. the east wind. that will bring back the heat on friday. the hottest day coming up on saturday. wherever you were, it was toasty. you can add three or four more degrees this saturday. it will be hotter and some of you will be in the triple digits. you'll start off with cloud cover tomorrow and if you want cooler weather over the weekend, we have it for you. it will be coming up on sunday. highs tomorrow with afternoon sunshine, san jose 77. your average is 79. palo alto 74. we'll get close to 80 in san ramon. we'll get there for walnut creek. looking at mid 70s for navado. away from the water in the north bay. up toward lake county, clear lake 92. windsor tomorrow, 92. getting hot on friday. there it is. still calling for triple digits in rtarea on saturday. look at the change saturday to sunday. we're down 15 degrees over the weekend. down in the mid 80s on sunday. low 70s near the bay and next week actually shaping up to be a chilly week with the on

not only of course online as well here's a peek of what is waiting for you on the web site for this hour online team posting this story. france's plunge into chaos both in the skies and on the ground as a strike by air traffic controllers and railway workers paralyzed at the country many people stuck in airports and railway stations using their luggage for pillows details on the website right now. also online for this hour here at r.t. we by the golden name for warden monte carlo this for the best twenty four hour news program over our coverage of the meteorite if you remember that smash down to earth in siberia earlier this year. you can get the full scoop on that big award. but i want to see the hunt for the man behind the massive u.s. intelligence leaker edward snowden it's in full swing the f.b.i. pledging to take quote all necessary steps to prosecute him meanwhile the on the run whistleblower has been making some more revelations reportedly telling a hong kong newspaper that washington's routinely being hacked into chinese computer networks among other things he claims in fact that

i was actually snuck a peek at the computer because i asked of snowden has registered and i guess lucky me the clerk at the registration didn't know who snowden was apparently there is a person out there who's not keeping up with it with the news but i stuck a peek in the computer and there was no edward snowden registered for this flight so that leaves us wonder exactly where and when mr snowden is going to go. so there you go the only information that we've had is a few days ago president vladimir putin had indicated that snowden was indeed inside that transit zone as far as we know that's. at future the question now is whether that he might find himself in a similar situation to for example the former founder of wiki leaks julian assange has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london to date the big question of course that everyone is asking is whether snowden will find himself in a similar situation although mr putin did indicate that it would be preferable for snowden to go now what is the united states of course trying to do about this situation the u.s. has been using dipl

of course not only online as well here's a quick peek of what's waiting for you on the web site for this hour a. boy. has plunged into chaos in the skies and on the ground as a strike by air traffic controllers and railway workers is the country leaving many people stuck in. stations using their luggage pillows. also online golden award in monte carlo for the best twenty four hour news program this for our coverage of the meteorite which smashed down to earth in siberia if you remember that was earlier the full details on the website right now. and for the meantime the hunt for the man behind the massive u.s. intelligence leak edward snowden in full swing the f.b.i. pledging to take all necessary stops steps i should say to find him and to prosecute him meanwhile the on the run whistleblower has been making more revelations reportedly telling a hong kong newspaper that washington's routinely been hacking into chinese computer networks he claims the u.s. had been hitting hundreds of targets in hong kong and on mainland china since two thousand and nine that's including universities busine

welcome to the kaiser report on my max kaiser peek a boo accounting is the new black yes it's the must wear accounting trick for banks and as a pal these are nations across the world this season and financial fraud fashion experts that is to say the auditors say that big blue counting looks great matched with a mis sold swap or wrapped in an accidental misplaced when a segregated client funds so a great way to recycle all your old scams emerging as the tide goes out however just as you wouldn't wear a mini skirt if your legs look like tree stumps you don't want to try wearing these accounting tricks and if your name is joe bag of delegates or jane tacky topol. no no no then you'll find that your. county will be replaced with black and white stripes for the next forty or fifty years while working on jamie diamond's chain gang we're again on the chain. the diva i believe stacey well max with that intro we are going to have to go to the capital of fashion italy italy faces restructured derivatives hit italy risks potential losses of billions of euros on derivatives contracts is restructur

fox news is getting a sneak peek tonight.steve harrigan our residence space guy tonight. cape canaveral florida. hi, steve. >> harris, the real god here is to try to make you feel that you are in space. they do that through a bunch of interactive displays including two giant surround sound movies that you walk through before the shuttle itself is dramatically unveiled. we are seeing a lot of cameras going off o. v.i.p.es getting a sneak peek at long with at least 40 astronauts here in the audience. we asked one astronaut earlier today what's it like to see the shuttle? she says she hopes it's a spark, especially for children to explore space further. >> >> i hope the kids in particular have a the same sort of ah-ha moment when i was 10 and i watched neil armstrong and buzz aldrin walk on the moon and go wow, that looks like a really fun job. i want to do that. i hope they look at this space craft and think wow, i want to ride on one of some day when i grow up. >> some of the knots also noted it was bittersweet to see the shut

we will see some peeks of sunshine, but those peeks of sunshine are actually going to help to fire up the thunderstorms which start around noon throughout the d.c. metro and won't finish up until the evening hours today. right now it is 67 in martinsburg and westminster, 74, though, in downtown d.c. and 74 in annapolis as well. it's going to be a muggy day, though not as hot as it was yesterday. it sure felt like it was steamy out there yesterday. you can see on satellite and radar plenty of widespread rain, and you can kind of see the rotation with this little cell. that is what is going to trigger some more of those storms as we head into the afternoon today. for the morning rush, most of us should be dry, though. can't rule out a sprinkle here in the beltway, but more of those storms starting to erupt as we head toward the noontime hour and some heavy rain possible moving across i-81 and starting to descend into the beltway region as we head into the afternoon. so you can see here 3:30 p.m., a time when maybe you might want to send the kids outdoors, a lot of kids, also, this is th

the losses on thirty one point seven billion in derivative contracts so those that just represent a peek at six months worth of the contracts remember greece when they're getting into the euro we reported on this extensively goldman sachs the prime minister and john paulson as fund manager constructed a faulty gimmick of accounting fraud using swaps and derivatives to cook the books and allow greece to enter the euro so that they could invent a crash that economy and buy the assets as are doing today for pennies on the dollar these are income producing assets are getting for virtually free well looks like italy had this same group of advisors probably goldman sachs and j.p. morgan in the big four accounting firms the four horsemen of the accounting apocalypse all advised italy to come on board cook the books enter the euro under false pretenses now the economy is crashing now the same predatory monopolist will be on the sidelines looking to acquire a lot of a giant assets for pennies on the dollar once again well the report notes that tens of billions of euros of these contracts were ind

i was actually snuck a peek at the computer because i asked of snowden has registered and i guess lucky me the clerk at the registration didn't know who snowden was apparently there is a person out there who's not keeping up with the with the news but i stuck a peek in the computer and there was no edward snowden registered for this flight so that means this wonder exactly where and when mr snowden is going to go. so what we know from that if he's still holed up here at sheremetyevo in the transit zone in order for him to actually legally apply for asylum through ecuador according to officials in that country he would somehow have to enter ecuadorian soil that could be for example the embassy here in moscow but again without a russian visa without a valid passport it's really difficult to see at this point how he would be able to do so will of course keep you up you up to date on those developments as they develop now what is the united states doing to try to get him back so far the u.s. has been working through diplomatic channels secretary of state john kerry has been in touch with th

this is happening in roslyn this weekend and we'll have a sneak peek at what is in store.> it'sel:24 a quick consumer alert. chrysler is refuse fog recall more than 2.5 million jeeps. >> government regulators say grand cherokees and liberties are at risk. chrysler says the s.u.v.s are a safe and not defective. >> you may not be able to get your hands on older apple products in the future. a judge riewmed that apple violated a samsung patent. that means some models of the iphone and ipad can't be sold in the u.s. they wouldn't be taken off shelves just yet. good. >> good news for the food truck fans. the d.c. council passed legislation in a unanimous vote yesterday. >> many of the controversial con provisions were take and way nerd for it to pass including requiring food trucks to do business within ten feet of an obstructed scwawks. also preventing the trucks from being in a. >> still head in the next half hour, a memorial day has comee and gone. summer travel season is officially underway now. und >> before you bust your budget on the same old trip. steve will join us liv

on a peek at the cameras.anes are open at virginia with no issviues to report on northbound i-95, continuing co north the prince william parkwai out the wood bridge. all lanes are open, overnight oi construction clear for folksfols headed southbound out of dumfries. this is a portion of pennsylvania avenue, a live shot of pennsylvania here. some traffic is able to get by.. that's the fox 5 on time traffic. >>> chrysler is refusing to recall millions of cars and if they don't respond by june 18th, they could be sued.. safety regula regulators want cr to recall 2 support 6 millionro vehicles, they are being askedd to recall cherokees from 19n 193 to 2004. it's extremely rare for an autoo company to refuse a recall when it does happen it's usually usua because they don't want the bad publicity. >>> it feels like everywhere you turn in the area, you find a loa of food, restaurants and food trucks, the list goes on. now you will be able to indulgeu in healing healthy options at tt park. >>> two men start up with in

fair amount of sunshine peeking through. this is along the 81 corridor. a couple of sprinkles possible. mid-'70s right now. upper 60s to the west. the showers are working their way from west to east. tomorrow a better chance of widespread showers. some of those could be on the heavier side. cloudy near 70. could be some slowdown in dallas as well. out west plenty of sunshine and mild weather. coming up, the details on how much rain we get in what is the upcoming weekend forecast. back to you. >> think you. reality is setting in after a fire to stories and iconic pc store. -- thank you. -- and iconic dc store. suzanne kennedy reports. >> firefighters continue to work this morning on the shell of the business that used to be freighter's hardware. residents gathered and stared in disbelief at this well-known store that has been in the community for nearly a century. the best buddy you could ever have and they are gone. of are looking at the scars what was going on. not a can tell it was cheap building, but everything is gone. to go a for-alarm blaze southeas

they peek in high school. >> and who gets to decide? do five or six people that are on the football team get to decide your value? >> anderson: i agree. >> i wish the kids could get together all the outcasts get together and decide you're cool. because there's more of us than there are of them and you can rule any school, any environment. you decide. you decide that you are ok. [applause] and nothing against the others but you decide. >> anderson: there is a story that made headlines. i wanted to talk about it on the show and have people involved. last week, the boy scouts were forced to by court order by the supreme court forced to release 14,000 pages detailing of confidential documents, which detail a history of sexual abuse within the organization from scout leaders from 1965 to 1985. we are talking about 20 years. more than 1600 kids abused or allegedly abused in these files. and it's the thing makes people uncomfortable to talk about it. but not talking about it is not the solution. it it lous it to be perpetuated. john is here in

we'll see a peek of sunshine here atlanta but mostly clouds this afternoon and see -- here and mostly clouds this afternoon. high temperature between 76-80 degrees. ur seven-day forecast, a washout with andrea on friday. right now keeping rain out of sunday. we'll have to see how long that front will linger and our temperatures will get a little warmer this weekend too, into the middle 80's. we need to know what's happening on the roads on this thursday morning. the gridlock goddess has answers. >> we're monitoring conditions on the interstate. things are looking beautiful all the way around. we are monitoring conditions around a crash around university boulevard. eastbound lanes closed there at dennis avenue. connecticut avenue, construction. you're going to need to stay to the left there between the belt way and jones bridge road to get problems. hose we actually have a live shot through that area that shows us current conditions along 270. even though it is dark, you can see the headlights are moving right along. for more information, you can always follow me on twitter at gridlock

take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. will have >> i want to learn more about it. >> social networking and e-mail. >> i want to know how to use it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> divisional divide is a divide between those with access to use digital tools and those who don't. >> with young people, having computers and i just don't know. they're doing it fast. so, i want to know. >> not knowing how to navigate the internet or at a loss of what to do. >> we don't have a computer. >> we're a nonprofit that unites organizations and volunteers to transform lies through literacy. our big problem right now is the broadband opportunity program. a federally funded project through the department of aging. so, we're working in 26 locations. our volunteers are trained to be tutors and trainers, offering everything from basic classes all the way to genealogy and job search. >> to me computers, knowing how to use it. >> i think it's really important to everybody and possibly especially seniors to get enough of these skills to stay in touch. >> it's been fun

they get a peek ahead at software and hardware that apple has coming. apple got a big reaction by showing a sneak peek of its next generation mac pro. but ultimately, these 6,000 developers had to settle for software updates to existing apple devices, like a new mobile operating system giving a new look and new features to your iphone and ipad. and a new streaming radio app. >> pandora's tried doing this with apps, and it didn't work. so it's going to see how much this impacts them. >> reporter: meanwhile, these developers will impact how you use apple products. they came from all over the world to play with the new software. >> were you clad you made the trip? >> yeah. absolutely. >> reporter: and to continue to make money from their apps. >> we are incredibly proud this morning to announce that we have now paid developers $10 billion. [ applause ] >> reporter: more incentive for these techies to tinker with products that will eventually find their way into your hands. apple also announced a new security feature for itsi ios 7. the feature works along

at the peek of the problem, nearly 60 flights were cancelled. airline reservation system went down just after nine last night grounding the parting flights because agents couldn't check in passengers. problem aexpected sfo, san mateo airport. these -- flights in the air were not affect bid the glitch and cleared to land. concessions were opened late to accommodate the passengers. the computer system is back at full capacity this morning. >>> this weekend san jose police have launched a three-prong plan to deal with a rising street gang problem. the city has already with eight homicides this year. the officers will be back out again tonight. another 24 will join them in july. police say the additional officers helped them act on tips about gang activity from the public. >>> the man who admits leaking top secret government surveillance program has been charged with espionage and theft. former national security agency contractor edward snowden is believed to be in hong kong. he revealed the nsa's massive internet and phone surveillance programs. th

a sneak peek at the hundred million dollar display. we bailed out gm.think it want to spend hundreds of millions of dollars giving back. you would be dead wrong. we will tell you where that is heading instead. piles of "money" coming up. ♪ melissa: remember this? that is the space shuttle atlantis,asa's famous to blast shuttle to soar into the galaxy. now the kennedy space center is marking the iconic mission by unveiling a hundred milon dollars exhibit of the shuttle tomorrow. we are on the ground at the kennedy space center with a sneak peek. have fun? >> this is really a remarkable exhibit. a lot of emoon behind it. is definitely not static. we've seen some early birds come through all day. the walk you through to surround sound movies before they unveil in dramatic fhion. we have heard people pretty much stand up and cheer. some people getting emotional. at least for the astrouts are re for the grand opening, some of which saying that they hope this display rlly sparks an interest in space explotion, especially among children. >> i hope the kids in

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that was a mess miss senator peeking at -- speaking at an education forum. it's the people he's blaming -- working moms that stirred up a major controversy. >> so, are you ready to send nasty emails. >> working women and moms sound off. >> reporter: will your children be illiterate if your mother works, most likely know. the governor of mississippi -- >> reporter: it's a sound that is universal. it's cute prb lit first 50 times but his voice will always be music to his stay at mom's ears. he just graduated from preschool. pam said she will go back it work but the five years she decided to stay home have been her best but not easy. >> we have to be frugal. i'm not giving up a six figure slal ri in the first ssh salary in the -- salary in the first place. i think the quality of daycare. >> reporter: yes, this is a full-time job razing two boys but the payoff will be independent children. women feel economic and social pressure to go being to work. >> a lot of moms feel devalued because they're home and not working. it remains a struggle. the pressure is on tha

you'll notice between 9:00 and 5:00 form, not going to see a lot of rain, just a few peeks of heights. monday night we do this all over again, and maybe a few rumbles of thunder as we get towards tuesday morning and all of this is expected to move through. rainfall amounts are vary greatly. if you leave near san jose, you'll see a trace to .15 inches. the peninsula, you will see more rain from san francisco to palo alto. you may see three quarters of an inch here. that will be the most rain we have seen all year. not only that, but the most rain we have seen in the entire month of june. that is how unusual this rain is. that is where we will see the highest amounts. a quarter inch to three quarters of an inch. and you may see up to half an inch to a quarter or three quarters of an inch. this is a huge event. we're not used to getting anything here in june. temperatures similar to where they were from today. 68 in santa cruz, and cool in san francisco, only 66 degrees. by wednesday, we start to clear out and look what happens to our temperatures. we're headed back into the 90s. if you

in san jose, sunshine peeking through. not gloomy for everybody here today. but we are expecting to see plenty of sunshine once we get to the inland valleys. at the coast temperatures will start to warm. we'll see some sun, however it won't be very warm. in san francisco today, only into the lower 60s. jacket weather. if you're planning on hitting the beaches, maybe doing surfing down at half moon bay, have those water suits ready. temperatures in the 60s there. the one location you'll have to get back into the bay and eventually into the inland locations, that's where we will see temperatures in the 70s and 80s. at the coast, foggy, temperatures only in the 60s. with a bit of this fog today, no airport delays in san francisco. 53 in san bruno. across the rest of the country, greens across the board from chicago to new york city, over towards boston. not expecting any delays this morning. if you're visiting your father across parts of the lower 48, you are good to go. back into the east bay, 54 in livermore. 58 in concord. south bay, 55 in san jose. look at t

tehran iran or on air and online here's a peek of what's a click away right now on r t dot com non-body boy brands plunged into chaos in the skies and on the ground as a strike by air traffic controllers and railway workers paralyzes the country leaving many stuck in airports and rail terminals using luggage for pillows click on r.t. dot com for the video plus. our teabags the golden nymph award in monte carlo for the best twenty four hour news program over our coverage of the chelyabinsk meteorite that smashed the earth in siberia earlier this year click on r t dot com to share in the victory and find out much more online. for the man behind the massive u.s. intelligence leaker edward snowden in full swing with the f.b.i. pledging to take all necessary steps to prosecute him the british government has warned airlines not to allow him to fly to the u.k. meanwhile the on the run was a lower has been making some more revelations reportedly telling a hong kong newspaper that washington's routinely been hacking into chinese computer networks he claims that the u.s. has been hitting hundreds

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closed every monday and today we are just a little over cast but it looks like the sun is going to be peekingough the clouds any moment. >> tomorrow , sunny and warm and free admission if you bring in food and rides are just a buck each. here and in all northern california. >> this is my 37th year flying air tanker out of santa rosa, i really don't recall this much rain in june. >> but , say the pilots make no mistake, when this weather goes away, that'll be tomorrow, and fire season is right back on. >> and with the heat and the little breeze that we are going to have, it is going to be right back to where it was before the rain within two days. >> rain at the national airport and causing the second straight day of delays, some as long as 4 hours and certain leanne hour and 40 minutes. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the sun is going to come out tomorrow afternoon and temperatures are going to increase dramatically and they're going to keep on increasing. so we'll take a look at the clouds cover, there it is outside. i got to tell you some of the accumulations seen north of santa rosa wer

take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >> you're watching quick bite, the show that has san francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're here at one of the many food centric districts of san francisco, the 18th street corridor which locals have affectionately dubbed the castro. a cross between castro and gastronomic. the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options here. adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, o

your day planner, a few peeks of sunshine are actually going to provide the instability for the heat and humidity to fire up some thunderstorms. so 79 degrees by noon with that chance for thunderstorms arriving. 82 degrees at 5:00 p.m. we'll pop into the mid-80s sometime in the mid afternoon before those thunderstorms really get rockin' and rollin', and that's what's going to help to cool those temperatures down as well. we're up to 68 in leesburg and 66 in manassas, 66 in winchester as well. but it's still 74 degrees in downtown washington. we're in that time of year where it just doesn't cool down at all as you're heading into the overnight hours. and we do have a few spots of patchy fog out there as well. if you're heading in from montgomery county, watch out for just a little bit of reduced visibility, though 2 1/2 miles should be okay. you shouldn't have any trouble on the major roads in gaithersburg. andrews four-mile visibility. that's an improvement. we were all the way down to 1/4- mile visibility in the last hour. you can see that through much of northern maryland we're loo

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we take a peek at overnight lows, it's going to be pretty chilly in the low 50s and a little bit of fog for our overnight lows. then accu-weather seven-day forecast, it will warm up tomorrow and saturday and sunday temperatures dipping down and the possibility of rain for the first part of the week. >> wow! what a change. >> if you want to keep track of weather we have an app four. new abc7 smart phone app that you can check out news and traffic and weather. >> you can use it to watch our newscast and live stream by just a few seconds behind. look at that. take a look at it on the go and watch breaking news as it happens. >> we have all the wonderful stories you want to share on facebook and twitter. >> the app is easy to download and it is free. go to abc7news.com/app for all the details. >> and if you have the current app will you have download the new one. >>> you will never guess the hottest name in fashion, home depot? bright orange topaz are popping all over. the bags are photographed at fashion industry parties in new york. they are going for about $3 at the retailer but if you w

it looks like we have reached the peek of temperatures sunday and monday. but it's really only in those inland spots. if you want to beat the heat stick to the coast and bay. bay will be kind of warm. the coast only sticking to the 60s. so it's really an inland event. temperatures are already cranking up. the alameda county fair. that is where we find mobile weather and roberto gonzalez and birthday girl. >> yes. mobile weather. here's the alameda county fair as you were mentioning. and it's already 90 degrees at this lunch hour. it is a scorcher. this is 101st annual alameda county fair. i've been coming out for 17 years and it's always hot. the heat made me wonder if it's hot or humid what about the animals? we have sarah here. we also have angel moore. >> this is jeff. >> hi. a month old. and this is a dwarf goat right? angel what do we do for the animals when they are this hot? >> we make sure we keep the animals very shaded here at the alameda county fair and spray them hourly if necessary. wipe them down with cool cloths. make sure it's comfortable fo

and we just cannot walk in and peek our head in and say, okay, i'm a catholic and christian. we need to step into the room and em grace and study it. and you were confirmed and then you never probably took another religious class in your life. it's a great tonight to do so. >> so good. as we said before all of this information is available on our website at sfarchdiocese.org. thank you for coming in and giving us the information about the year of faith and our stage in general. i hope this is a point where everybody will want to take advantage of our last few months. >> absolutely. >>> welcome back. our guest today is the interim direct in the office of worship. and i'm vicky evans. so we've been talking about the year of faith. but there's another subject that i wanted to touch on our new archbishop. he will be elevated from bishop to archbishop june 29th in rome on the feast of st. peter and paul. >> he was made and archbishop last july. but it is true that every archbishop that is declared in a year from july to the following july needs to make their own little pilgrimage

. >>> he has the only camera on scene when they raided a twin peeks apartment where they found blank cards, fake ids, a printer and along list of credit cards and names. a bail bonds man found it when he went to find a client. >> he had reached his contract and it was a reason to go check on the monitor. >> one man was arrested and at least five people are involved including a worker at a bay area hotel. >>> she is the biggest winner and thanking a stranger for her good luck. 84-year-old gloria from florida finally came forward to claim a $590 million jackpot prize. she issued a statement saying thank you, a customer let her go ahead and she is taking the lump sum payment options which comes to 270 million after taxes. >> i wonder what that customer is thinking right now. >> time now 4:55, now hold on, she may have had specific numbers. >> is there a quick picks for powerball. >> there is one but there are a lot of factors involved. >> maybe she played her numbers. she is very rich. good morning everyone, let's go out and take a look, traffic is working well out on westbound 7880 --

. >> only her eyes are peeking out. she is wrapping up like a cocoon. >> the helmet cam rolling as he holds on to this woman, they land her softly in the field and load her into the helicopter and transported her to a local hospital for treatment. >>> we know that railroad crossings have to be taken incredibly seriously. the gate is already down. >> at a railroad crossing in take juan, but one of the motorcycle drivers coming you up, drives right through the gate. he ends up hitting it so hard, he falls off the bike. it was strong enough it knocked his helmet off his head. >> and he landed on his head. >> landed on his head without the helmet on. >> how do you miss that? >> red and white bar with reflect fors on it. >> good. >> actually, the very powerful vessel that the gate was down for wasn't very far away. there it is. >> are you kidding me? >> he almost lost his head over a group of people on a hand car they use to do maintenance along the track. >> i feel like it's the cast headed to a show. >>> another video, whi

tomorrow, it kicks into high gear and then we will peek on saturday.ill give you the timeline for all those changes. >>> as your morning commute gets going, we have an alert for the tri-valley and the president coming. we have to talk about the evening commute as