occupation on the peninsula. >> guest: well, the soviet union actually had a lot easier time occupying the northern half because they had a reservoir of koreans who could speak -- i'm sorry -- of soviets who could speak korean. the soviet koreans, that's long and fascinating history in itself but a lot of -- at the end of the 19th century, when korea became colonized by japan, a lot of koreans fled the colony and established themselves in the soviet far east and thennin' 1937 stalin deported them to prisons in central asia in kazakhstan, where they set up communes there, and thennen in 1945, stalin then took a lot members of the community and brought them back to north korea, and it was really the soviet koreans that helped to establish this north korean regime, and so you have this reservoir of soviets -- loyal soviet citizens who can speak korean and also infiltrating into the indigenous communities that began to spring up. the americans on the other hand didn't have koreans who could speak english. so the problem for them was how do you govern a place without any people who you can

the peninsula is a mess. 237 in case you are trying to get to the peninsula. not too bad. milpitas as you drive west. bay bridge toll plaza backed up for a 25-minute delay. no problems once you make it on the bridge. let's go to steve. >>> well, a lot of low clouds, fog. the higher clouds continue it work their way up there. 50s and 60s. some of these are low, especially areas that have the cloud cover r it's starting to move north -- cloud cover. it's starting to move north. down to the monterey peninsula, so soleda -- soledad, king city. things are getting interesting here. so thick fog, mostly cloudy, cloudy to the south. these are tropical clouds. that means. humidity is much, much higher. could be some showers to the south but i think more likely tonight into tomorrow. 60s, 70s. coast and bay. 80s inland. again, these higher clouds make the challenge very, very difficult here on the forecasted highs. more clouds i think on tuesday. possibility of a better opportunity for rain or showers or thundershowers, then it looks like it's out of here by wednesday and then thing

down the peninsula. steve? >>> a lot of tropical clouds coming in. we are under cloudy skies and light rain today. a possibility of a thunder shower or two, we kind of need a break in the clouds. some of these could fire up later today. light rain passing over the peninsula but almost everybody is in line for this today. 50s and 06s to start. mid 60s for a lot of locations due to the cloud cover. you can see there is plenty of -- well, i don't want to say upstream -- but coming off the sierra nevada. some of the rain could fire up to be a thunder shower, but conditions aren't right for that but close. clouds and showers, 60s through 80s, if you can get the cloud cover to part for a half hour or so the temperatures will be warmer than this, but i think it will be too cloudy today. cloudy, light rain wednesday. warmer inland thursday and friday and the little low moves in on the weekend bringing the temperatures down a wee bit. >> steve, thank you. >>> well, ebay's local delivery service is expanding in th

i'm wondering if you'd say something comparing the occupation on the peninsula. >> guest: yes. the soviet union occupied this because they had a reservoir of koreans that could speak -- excuse me, of soviets that could speak area it is a long and fascinating history. a lot of them flood the colony and establish themselves parties. just like in kazakhstan with a set things up there. they took a lot of the members of the community and brought them back. it was really the soviet koreans that help them to establish this. and it is part of the loyal soviet citizens who can speak korean. so it also infiltrates into the indigenous peoples who spring into action. they didn't have koreans who could speak english so how do you govern a place without people that you can communicate with. we were the only people that were able to fill that role and that was the elite and well-educated people. of course, have collaborated with the japanese criminal regime. when they came into this out, their mission was not nation building. they were thinking about demobilizing the japanese army. so when th

more than 200 millimeters for southern parts of the indo-china peninsula. more disastrous conditions could happen, unfortunately. and you'll notice another area of heavy rain can be found across the western parts of the philippines. and this is do you ue to a trop depression, enhancing the southwest monsoon. and actually, the monsoon is enhancing the upper-level high pressure which is called a tibetan high which is resulting in extremely high temperatures for the south and central parts of china, parts of the korean peninsula as well as japan. we have heat warnings and advisories posted for many areas. shanghai, the highs have been over 38 degrees over the past several days. your high could be 35 degrees today as well as yamaguchi prefecture as well. so drink plenty of water and take extra precautions against heat stroke. now, to the north of it, where hot air is colliding with warmer air, excuse me, cool air, we are seeing quite heavy rain from southwestern china through northeastern china, the korean peninsula as well as the western flank of japan. so hea

but now believes that he could take the entire peninsula. so he miscalculated by taking, by saying up to the cease-fire. to me that was his big mistake. >> host: and then when the u.s. government to the war it was a u.n. authorized police action. president truman presented it. and then as the united states got involved, perceptions of the war and perceptions of what it would take to win or what constituted a win changed and so i wonder if you could say a little bit about that and in particular may be about how the fact that word were had changed with the korean war, the atomic bomb and the nuclear dÉtente. >> guest: at that point, to take the entire, the idea that point was to limit the war because the nuclear bomb had put in a factor that nobody wanted to address again which is what going to have a third nuclear war or a third world war? korea was really the beginning of what what we called a limited war. you fight for limited objectives. not to win the war but to fight to satisfy particular objectives. of course macarthur coming from world

. >>> for some 50 years she has been making life richer for seniors on the peninsula. sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner, a woman who calls herself a jack of all trades. >>> reporter: when ann griffiths isn't selling homes, you'll likely find the 79-year- old real estate broker volunteering. >> morning! >> reporter: today, she is delivering meals on wheels to menlo park senior citizens like leonora. >> very nice. i like it. >> there's so many people out there that don't have anybody. i'm an only child so i can relate. >> how are you? >> reporter: for more than 50 years, ann has served older adults as a member of the peninsula volunteers. >> i know there was a real need to help socially, for their brain, and physically they needed to be healthy, to eat properly and be around someone besides the family. >> reporter: in 1962, ann got her first assignment from peninsula volunteers, while delivering her third daughter in the hospital. >> the doctor, whose wife was my den mother, bobbie, came into my delivery room and gave me my raffle tickets to

now it's moving across the korean peninsula. past 24 hours one report about 176 millimeters of rainfall. numerous reports over 100 millimeters. a widespread range. this is going to start to push over towards japan on wednesday. now, if you think this is going to be one of those storm systems that pushes through with some fair weather working behind it really quickly, that is not the case. attached to the rainy season front and that's going to continue to linger. and it does look like through wednesday through the remainder of the week in japan it's just going to sit over head and some foul weather conditions are going to be expected out here as it does continue to persist. as far as temperatures though, shanghai with a high of 38, seoul at 29, seeing showers here. tokyo, cloudy skies but don't be surprised if you see an afternoon thunderstorm pop-up especially inland going through wednesday afternoon into the evening hours. let's talk about the americas. really, it's the meandering jet stream out here which is dominating the wea

you best radar returns are headed to the peninsula and the peninsula coast. we have more developing out around tracy and moving through the altamont pass, so it looks like the east bay valley you may get a few sprinkles the next 45 minutes or so and you can see the sprinkles moving away from santa rosa headed to the northwest condition of sonoma county. as far as what is happening our temperatures are in the 50's to mid-60 so it is definitely warmer than this time yesterday by two to eight degrees. now, moving forward the next 12 hours we will keep a chance of sprinkles or a shower in the forecast in the middle-to-upper 80's and low-to-mid 70's in the bay and low-to-mid 60's at the coast by 4:00. is this affecting your commute? leyla gulen? >> go have a sig-alert in the north bay and that is affecting the transition from northbound 29 to highway 37 and this is all involving a big rig that hit another truck and they are off loading the gravel is we have a transition shut down until further notice. in the east bay southbound 880 from embark day to 23rd avenue w

the hottest place is going to be found across the peninsula.is the extended forecast. >>> investors are bracing for name that's foul for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: army private bradley manning was acquited on the most serious charge of "aiding the enemy," but convicted on multiple counts for violating the espionage act. good evening. i'm jeffrey brown. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the newshour tonight, manning could now face up to 136 years in prison for giving classified information to wikileaks. we examine the verdict and ask, did he get a fair trial? >> brown: then, a group of top doctors and scientists want to change the definition of ca.

very hot across the iberian peninsula. 36 in madrid. much hotter conditions expected as we go into the weekend. here is your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

the peninsula.ces this week's jeffn award winner - a woman who s herself a "jack- of-all-tra" >>> for 50 years she has been making life richer for seniors on the peninsula. sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner a woman who calls herself a jack of all trades. >>> reporter: when ann griffiths isn't selling homes, you'll likely find the 79-year- old real estate broker volunteering. >> morning! >> reporter: today, she is delivering meals on wheels to menlo park senior citizens like leonora. >> very nice. i like it. >> there's so many people out there that don't have anybody. i'm an only child so i can relate. >> how are you? >> reporter: for more than 50 years, ann has served older adults as a member of the peninsula volunteers. >> i know there was a real need to help socially, for their brain, and physically they needed to be healthy, to eat properly and be around someone besides the family. >> reporter: in 1962, ann got her first assignment from peninsula volunteers, while de

>> looking at the peninsula, traffic on 101 looks good. a little road work on northbound 101 near the ansa turnoff. traffic looks good from hayward to union city and fremont. the run centers in the south bay showing no major problems on 101, and 280. and steve? >>> the tropical storms are rolling off the sierra nevada bringing us a cloudy morning with the possibility of thunder shower activity. a little different pattern for july. usually something like this happens in august or september. light rain and maybe thunderstorms. a pretty good line off the coast and there were pretty good thunderstorms right there, lightning detection network here last night over the sierra nevada. a possibility today. you can see a wide swath of it. a lot is not reaching the ground. the base is at 15,000 feet so a lot evaporates before it hits the ground. san jose reporting light rain. some will continue, with this little system coming up, a little trigger mechanism in the atmosphere. by tonight i think much drier air will come in, maybe even late this afterno

good to the peninsula. the traffic on 101 is improving. livermore valcy slow because of early -- valley is slow because of earlier problems on the altamonte pass. >>> it is 6:18. steve? >> a lot of cloud cover over us. a beautiful sunrise. cloudy, could be light rain. vacaville, travis, fairfield, santa rosa, san jose, livermore, and if it is not high or mid level clouds it is fog, the combination giving us a cloudy morning. light rain. 60s and mild as well. you would expect that with this tropical nature. some areas could be picking up rain that haven't seen it already. a lot of it evaporating before it touches the ground. san jose has had light rain since 4:00 a.m. to the south bay toward the peninsula. some more could develop later. good thunderstorm activity overnight the last two day, nuclear weapon the sierra nevada, a good line formed offshore south of big sur. for us cloudy in the morning and light rain. thunderstorms a possibility. morning fog and humid or muggy, as well. more sun this afternoon. much drier air moving up from sout

the peninsula has a lost and found tortoise story and then lost again.he tortoise disappeared from his owner's foster city yard this month, someone found pokey and laid him at peninsula humane society but the problem is the person left pokey outside the shelter without a box and i know this because i am a personal friend of owner coincidentally and she said that pokey wondered off again probably in the coyote point area is pokey remains missing and my friend is offering $100 reward if anyone who can safely return pokey to her to the peninsula humane society. she is has him for 18 years and is devastated. >> dives off the california coast had a close encounter with whales. they were waiting for the next dive when the humpbacks shot out of the water, nearly underneath two miles out from the bay during a chartered dive on saturday and a diver noticed sardines going crazy and the whales appeared and he believed the whales missed him on purpose. >> the abc7 morning news continues at 5:30 with the top story. >> that includes the bicycling party that turned int

. >>> foreign ministers are throwing weight behind a call for a nuclear-free korean peninsula. they released a statement to wrap-up the regional forum of the association of southeast asian nations. top diplomats from asn, japan, the united states and north korea met in brew my. the chairman's statement urges north korean leaders to fulfill their obligations under u.n. resolutions and the six-party talks on their nuclear program. the country is required to stop nuclear testing and development. the statement says most of the participating nations support efforts to support denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the asean secretary says many say that is a priority. many blame the u.s. for raising tensions in the region. and he points out, they're demanding the u.s. first stop its threats before denuclearization begins. north korean diplomats have been holding a series of meetings to try to lead the ground work for the resumption of the six-party talks. their next stop is russia. first vice foreign minister will fly to moscow after passing through beijing. kim is scheduled to me

up in the north bay and down the peninsula. live doppler 7hd will be showing the low clouds and fog hugging the shoreline throughout the day today. we aren't going to clear totally. this is mt. tam and it's still plenty cloudy in the north bay, mountain view, as well. 355 -- 55 today in mountain view. with the sunshine here, it looks to be a nice afternoon shaping up in san jose with the warmer numbers. in fact, it will be in the 80s today and more mid-and upper 80s out by the delta. 59 in union city and fairfield. here's a look from the east bay hills camera. you are looking at mt. diablo where the low clouds and fog will continue to dissipate and bring more sunshine to our east bay. with that just a little bit warmer around the bay. you are not even going to notice it if you are in san francisco or close to the coast. even san mateo. it's still cool. we will still have the sea breeze, but subtle changes as this cool pocket of air nudges a little further to the north and high pressure tries to build back westward. that's why w

traffic looks good all the way to the peninsula. if you are driving on 680 southbound, that traffic is looking good. >>> we continue to follow that breaking news in transwhere two people were stabbed in golden gate park. tara moriarty is there with the very latest information on the condition of the victims and description of the suspect police are looking for. tara. >> reporter: you know the fire department just arrived and now they are just leaving. they were cleaning up the crime scene here because it was quite bloody on the sidewalk. we talked to police a few minutes ago. they say the two people who were fighting for their lives have now stabilized. they were stabbed right here in golden gate park. now let's take a look at the video we have from earlier this morning. this happened around 2:30. police say a woman possibly in her 40s was stabbed in the chest. the second victim a male in his 20s or 30s stabbed in the stomach. they were taken to sf general hospital by ambulance. we notice officers taking pictures of the scene. they

last shot i'll show you as folks head over to the peninsula. lot of company for 92. >> people waking up and headed out the door. 5:49. >>> the man accused of kill two women at san francisco's jewelry mart will be back in court. barry white jr. is expected to be formally arraigned on more than a dozen felony counts including two counts of murder and several counts of attempted murder. police say he walked into the jewelry store july 12th, opened fire, killing two women and critically injure iing the store owner. >>> police on the peninsula on the lookout for a group of thieves who attacked a security guard before making off with thousands of dollars worth of jeans from a department store. mountain view police say, three women spotted stuffing jeans into their bags inside kohl's, this happened 4:30 sunday afternoon. a security guard says, one of the women actually pepper sprayed him right in the face when he tried to stop her from leaving the store. they took off in a white four-door vehicle with nearly $2,000 in designer jeans. >>> rob i involvi

heavy rain for the southwest coast of the indochina peninsula. very hot in shanghai going up to 37 degrees for the high on thursday. it will stay almost the same into the weekend. heating up once again to 30 degrees and shooting up to 30 in tokyo and more sweltering conditions are on the cards for you as we go into monday. tokyo shooting up to 34 on saturday and sunday. the average temperatures is only 28 degrees. sendai, 31 for you over the weekend. so get hydrated and take precautions against heat stroke. in north america, as we have been reporting, there are three distinctive features over the u.s. record high temperatures across the west and cool and dry conditions in the center and lots of thunderstorms across the east. but we're going to see some changes as we go into the independence day. the frontal system will move towards the southeast so the northeast coast including new york city and washington, d.c., will see some dry weather on your thursday. so that's good news. but heavy rain and thunderstorms will continue across the southeast. e

more prevalent along the peninsula shore. patchy fog is what we have this morning. sunny afternoon on the way if all of us. there will be a few clouds at the coast and mild are nights with patchy fog hanging around and it will be near normal all the way through the extended forecast with no real wild swings easing in a summer pattern. temperatures are down in the south bay around 80 in sunnyvale and santa clara and los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy near 90 and low 60's around mill bay she a breeze from this and upper 70's to low 80's and south, and let to mid-60's along the coast brighter than yesterday, and downtown south san francisco and sausalito will make a run at 70 to 72, and low to hid 80's through the north bay valley but mid-60's with more sunshine and 82 in castro valley and fremont and our warmest weather in the east bay valley upper 80's to low 90's until we get to brentwood at 93 degrees. wrapping up with the reds tote 7:15 first pitch cooling down to 58. mostly in the 50's and maybe one or two around 60. here is the seven-day forecast, one to two d

it is thickest along the coast and headed to the peninsula. we have clouds pushing through the golden gate bridge this afternoon and the clouds will be stubborn keeping you cool at 58 to 60. mild and mostly sunny around the bay from 63 in san francisco and 70 in oakland. inland, they feel the cooli

a peninsula business accepting invisible currency. the infamous bit coin. we'll have details next. >>> american jets accidentally dropped bombs near one of the most famous natural landmarks in the world. we'll tell you what led up to this incident coming up. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> this is how foggy it is outside. this is an bruno, not that you can tell, but a very foggy start to your monday morning. christina has a look at your forecast. she says it's goings to b

within two days it is decided the united nations will send forces to the korean peninsula to push the korean troops out of south korea. host: do you have the sense congress went along with it well at the time you go guest: i think truman was -- well at the time echo -- well at the time? guest: i think truman's critics in the republican party, most of those critics criticized him for not being tough enough on communism. they were criticizing him for losing china. when it came to this kind of issue where there was a challenge to the united states by communism. there were still some isolationists in the republican party but generally the decision to rescue south korea was one that generally had the approval of the public and congress. host: the topic for this final segment, the korean war. here's your chance to call in. if you want to send us suites -- send us tweets, it is @cspanwj. first and foremost, macarthur's role in this? guest: he made bold maneuvers. the amphibious assault that general macarthur's launches on the south korean city of inchon in 1950. it helps turn the tide of the

we have the peninsula city camera. no slowing over the high-rise, however the stalled vehicle headed out. sounds like there's a tow truck to remove that from the slow lane as you head over the san mateo bridge. >>> here is a followup to breaking news we brought you yesterday. we're getting a look of the three people accused of breaking into a south bay gun store. 39-year-old tina marie guzman, 27-year-old moreno and 26-year-old marcus moreno were arrested yesterday morning. police say the trio stole seven guns from read's indoor gun range in santa clara, arrested less than a mile away from the store thanks to a silent alarm and the guns were recovered. >>> uc berkeley police trying to track down the suspects responsible for a pair of armed robberies. uc police say a man was robbed at gunpoint by a group of meneer the corner of channing way and fulton street early saturday morning. the suspects forced that man to the ground and took his cell phone and wallet before they finally ran away. then about 30 minutes later, uc

peninsula. temperatures look like they try and then early next week. >> thank you very much. a group of retired pastors are willing to break from church's doctrine. what they stand to lose as they start marrying same-sex couples. and the tour of brazil to mark world youth day celebrations. >>> retired united methodist pastors will defy church and perform same-sex marriage. the church gathered and announced they would defie church doctrine and marry gay couples if active pastors decline. >> refuse to treat some people as second children of god. >> they could lose tax breaks on housing alliance and possibly their group health insurance. the top bishop said he sympathizes but said all united methodist clergy oppose the doctrine to serve gay marriage. the pope is in the middle of a whirlwind trip to brazil. he honors the patron saint. today, the pontiff will bless the olympic flag, visit a slum and address the catholics to mark world youth day celebrations. time now is 4:54. time to get to sal, who'

. >>> a simple mistake could put the future of dozens of peninsula high school students in jeopardy. their ap test scores possibly negated for something they didn't do. >>> the fight over san jose's pension reform heads to court. what the mayor is doing to clear the way for other cities. >>> we take you live outside to fremont you can see old glory there sort of blowing in -- a little breeze, i suppose. we'll be checking the forecast with christina loren. it says rain is on the way this monday, july 22nd. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to youchlt it is 4:31. i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. first let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. happy monday. >> happy monday if you can call it that. we want to help you make it a great monday. the weather is interesting today. not only are we starting nice and mild, 56 degrees there. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast today. none the legs, stale very hot day inland. i've got your temperatures coming in very close to the 90s today. cooler overall, a stickier atmosphere is g

but first a fire on the peninsula chases 100 people from their homes.ve firefighters on the scene and what they are >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> breaking news at 6:46, half a dozen apartment units are damaged this morning following a three-alarm fire on the peninsula. matt joins us from san mateo with the story. matt? >> let me show you where the fire started, six corner units on to building in the front were damaged and firefighters say the fire started in a dryer vent after 1:00 o'clock a.m., with the first report of smoke in the building that itemed to flames. 100 people were evacuated. this is a new complex, across the street from the bridgepointe mall so each apparent has a fire alarm and strobe light system. one resident describes what happened. >> it was a fire alarm if the whole complex and everyone has them in their apartment somewhere but they are so loud that you cannot stand to be in the apartment when it goes off. >> no injuries were recorded and the people living in the six damaged

organizers say no other peninsula team has ever gone this far in the little league world series. we said from the beginning we were out to make history and they cooperated. they did a great job. big cheers from the crowd sent the boys on their way and the bus had a police escort to 101 with the final destination the city of san bernardino facing off the best teams from arizona, utah, nevada, and southern california and hawaii. >> we hope to compete in san bernardino. we have a pretty good chance of winning. >> the parents want them to swing for the fences. >> the goal is to win? >> absolutely. >> if they win the western regionals they will go to williamsport, the first game is this friday. on espn 3. can you imagine? >> we have more ahead. a submarine designed forant architect can cannot even make it out of california. why a deep-sea diver is struggles at lake tahoe. face book's remarkable come back and how the company is back in the >> happening today, bradley manning is back in maryland for the sentencing phase of his court-martial. he faces up to 136 years in prison. a judge f

in the middle of the rainy season for much of the korean peninsula and parts of northern china. we have an active seasonal frontal system here. and north korea and north china are receiving the worst of it at this moment. we have 150 millimeters of rain in parts of north korea and heavy rain for northeastern china as well. thunderstorms and gusty winds are likely throughout the day. we're expecting heavy rain of about 200 millimeters for north korea. rain is expected to come back to the northern area starting this afternoon. some stormy weather will affect northern japan as we go into late wednesday and that will continue into thursday. this area was hit by excessive amounts of rain last week. so additional rain is not welcomed. now across the west, remnants of what was once a severe tropical storm is affecting much of southern china with widespread rainfall. the ground is saturated. and then towards the south a tropical depression has formed just east. it could intensify to a tropical storm by tomorrow morning local time and head towards the north aiming for taiwan once again.

a heat dome glank blanketing mu the peninsula. how people are dealing with the heat, take a look at this video. spanish people in 15 provinces have a taste of desert heat. warm winds from the sahara push the temperatures in areas close to 40 degrees celsius. residents of the capital took to the street in beach mode. the highs will remain over 36 degrees into your ay. inin to 38 degrees and that will continue into your sunday. the warm effect and the western continent. paris not to hot, but 29 degrees. london 27 on the same day and the southeastern corner. uk may see the hottest temperature of the year so far on sunday. across the east, we may see afternoon and evening thundershowers here and temperatures are not going to be too high. across japan the frontal line is lingering and producing days of heavy rain and strong winds. 65 millimeters of rain is lower. 95 kilometer per hour were observed. they expect it to go towards the region to get quite heavy rain today. an additional 200 millimeters is likely. the ground is well-saturat

quite heavy rain for the coast of the china peninsula. very hot in shanghai going up 37 degrees for the high on thursday. it will stay almost the same into the weekend. heating up, once again, to 30 degrees. and shooting up to 30 in tokyo and more sweltering conditions as we go into monday. we see tokyo shooting up to 34 on saturday and sunday, the average temperature is only 28 degrees. 31 for you over the weekend. get hydrated and take precautions against heatstroke. >>> in north america, distijtive features across the u.s. we are going to see some changes as we go into the independence day. northeast coast including new york city and washington, d.c., will see some dry weather on your thursday. so that's good news. but heavy rain and thunderstorms will continue across the southeast. even tornadoes cannot be ruled out for the next several hours. but across the west, quite warm. heat is still hanging on across the southwest. 40 degrees in sacramento. meanwhile, towards the northwest, we'll see nice relief from the hot weather. 23 for you

good morning to you on the peninsula.hit and killed a pedestrian or a trespasser, as caltrain calls them, on the tracks near the atherton station this morning. trains are stopped. trains are single tracking through the area. caltrain just said in an e-mail they are offering shuttle service between redwood city and menlo. looking at the commute, the roads still looking good in the east bay even though there's no b.a.r.t. service this morning. you may have heard that b.a.r.t. reached a temperature agreement. trains will start at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon according to b.a.r.t. but they are not available this morning. it doesn't seem to matter, though, because traffic is so light coming into san francisco. a lot of people are taking the whole weekend off surrounding the 4th of july. 8:08. let's go to steve. >>> what? taking -- what are you talking about? thank you. well some of that fog has not made it all the way inlan. but there's a pretty good surge. the west wind is ramped up. fog, there wasn't a lot there. it came flying

. >> reporter: the newspaper covers the peninsula region that was devastated by the 2011 tsunami.ok he and his family six months to get the paper ban on its feet. these days, he runs the operation out of a small pre-fab house. he started the newspaper with a friend in 1949. at the time, there were almost a dozen competitors. what makes the newspaper unique is that it's produced entirely by one family. his wife edits the copy for mistakes and typos. his daughter-in-law types up the articles that he writes. he and his wife are in charge of layout. it's time for one last check. as the boss takes a breather. the story about the cleanup gets a good run. his grandson handles the deliveries. he's still in high school. a subscription costs about $4 a month for four issues. the paper has 2,000 subscribers. >> translator: it's a real local paper. that's why i subscribe. >> reporter: he writes in great detail. we all depend on it. the paper reports a how the area has been changing. >> reporter: after they put out an issue, the family gathers for a meal. they get together every thursday to to

, 76 at san mateo and milbrae at 72 and low-to-mid 60's along the peninsula coast, daly city and colmat 60, and 68 in south san francisco, and 70 in sausalito but a slight brief from the south keeps you in the low 80's in the north bay valley and 60 at your beach and mid-70's to low 80's along the east bay shore and oakland is 75. the warmest weather is possible air conditioning needed throw mid-90's. tonight, 7:15 first pitch and sunny at 63 and dropping to partly cloudy and 58 by the end of the game at 10:00. the temperatures do not change at coast but we drop two or six degrees tomorrow and another six degrees on thursday and friday, the cool of the days and 80's and 90's away from the coast for saturday, sunday, and monday. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> good morning. it got busy in the track center and we have a brand new citizen involving five vehicles, possibly two reported overturned. northbound 280, already causing a slowing in the northbound direction. the spectator southbound slowing, as well. down the peninsula on 101 northbound at tan tone rode we have a crash that is c

upper 70's at sunnyvale and milpitas on the peninsula. 72 at san mateo o.edwood city. 78 palo alto. breezy cool on the coast. upper 50's at half moon bay and pacifica. see mid 60's up to about 64 downtown san francisco 60 in the sun set district. north bay high 81 petaluma. 83 at santa rosa. 82 at napa farther north clear lake and ukiah find low 90's. on the east bay berkeley get up to 70 degrees. oakland 72. 77 at union city. inland east bay warm but not hot. upper 80's at concord. walnut creek and pleasanton up to 90 at antioch livermore and fairfield. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. cool down that begins tomorrow continues thursday and friday. but temperatures bounce back over the weekend by sunday monday we see inland high back in the low 90's. low 80's around the bay and low 60's on the coast. looks like lovely weekend coming up especially sunday and monday. sort of per summertime weather. perfect in my judgment. of course me my judgment not always sound but i'll offer it nonetheless. >> thank you spencer. >> being topple from the no. 1 spot on a l

in the bay area, we are welcoming sprinkles and the peninsula is looking wet? >> that is right from san mateo off the bridge headed to half moon bay across skyline boulevard and 280 you can see some of our better radar returns further to the south you can see redwood city through menlo park and east palo alto and dumbarton bridge and palo alto and around sunnyvale and across 237 across santa clara toward milpitas and into downtown san jose a few sprinkles also. it is going to be partly sunny today and a lot of the cloud cover out had and our best chance of wide-spread showers right now and those are her starting to taper and i am going to keep more in the forecast for the afternoon hours and i would not change plans. we will get as much as we got yesterday. what you will notice outside, look how remain what it is, 2356 in san francisco, and a lot of us in the low-to-mid 60's because of all humidity. 70 in san francisco and 75 in oakland, and 82 at san jose, and 86 in concord. have a good day. leyla gulen? >> we are in pretty for shape and not seeing any crashes

. >> the peninsula has a lost and found tortoise tail on his hands. check out pokey the tortoise. someone found pokey telling the owner they'd leave it at the humane society. only person is that it left pokey outside of the shelter. you know what happened. pokey walked off again and still missing. the owner is offering a $100 reward for anyone that can return pokey to the humane society. >> how fast can pokey walk? >> not very but swift in other ways. >> there is more still to come tonight. first up the british baby watch is over. how proil watchers here are celebrating the new heir to the throne. >> you know from any number of cop shows that there was a police officer a sudden death of the well phone actor. >> and ebay expands its valet service making a promise tonight to customers in >>> that is how word spread across london today. the royal baby arrived and it's a boy. it's big news around the world tonight. >> yes. britain spent the day celebrating the birth of a new prince. kensington palace announced kate has given birth to a baby boy born at 4:24 p.m. local time weighing ei

nhk world updates you on what's happening across the peninsula, wednesday and thursday, here on "newsline." >>> u.s. military commanders are realigning their forces in south korea to better deal with any threats from the north. they've broken ground for a new headquarters in a suburb of the capital seoul. commanders plan to have the building finished in two years. then they'll move troops and equipment there from an old base in central seoul. they say 850 soldiers will work in the new location. a senior officer said they'll be ready for any provocation from north korea and any other contingency on the peninsula. >> our action today show our continued commitment to ensure a credible deterrence against aggression and to maintain stability and prosperity for the korean people. >> u.s. and south korean forces share command in the event of war. the americans are due to give the south koreans sole command in december 2015. but the south koreans asked them to postpone that plan earlier this month because of tension on the korean peninsula. >>> south korea's military unit of conscripted celebrity

especially in the south bay and peninsula. jeff raineri is tracking the conditions. he'll tell us if tomorrow will be any better. jeff joins us just ahead. >>> tragedy for goodwill. seems like a big bummer. going to take them a while to recoup. >>> it is. two warehouses worth of donations trashed because of bedbugs. find out what goodwill is doing to keep the problem from growing. >>> and catching cancer sooner in smokers. the new recommendation that could save thousands of lives. >>> and it's been a place for family fun on the peninsula for 35 years. why the malibu grand prix is shutting down. >>> they can sue. a federal appeals court cleared the way for lawsuits against b.a.r.t. police officers in the shooting death of oscar grant. the complaint filed by grant's father and five of his friends, alleges that former b.a.r.t. police officer, should pay for grant's death. he maintains he meant to fire his taser but accidentally fired his gun. a jury convicted mehserle of involuntary manslaughter. and he spent 11 months in prison. >>> a long night at oakland city hall to

we've seen a few life-supports and tweets ability showers on the peninsula.ook at all the activity to the east. new thunderstorms bubbling up overnight, over the sierra. look at what's going on right now from tahoe back now almost to sacramento. el dorado hills reporting a thunderstorms in the vicinity. this may be what gives us a chance for a thunderstorms overnight. if this can hold together as it moves from east to west we may see a few thunderstorms around here. your microclimate for tomorrow for san jose. another cloudy day. another humid day. lots of atmospheric moisture. you felt it today. very humid outside. cloudy all evening long. and this air will be over top of us. what does this mean for you? rain chance is elevated. we typically don't see any rainfall in july. once every three or four years we will get a rain event and this may be the one for us this year. the high pressure moving through california tomorrow and taking it into the showers and thunderstorms into the sierra. some of that may impact us. tomorrow is our small window of opportunity.

extending down towards the northern balkan peninsula. and large hail and damaging winds coming out of this possibly as it pushes east. still supported by the upper-level jet, that's key with keeping this very unstable and the warm temperatures pushing in from the south. a wet and cooler air, that is also bringing some heavy showers across portions of the british isle, it will be rather persistent. but it's much cooler towards the west. london with only a high of 20 on tuesday. paris at 24, out ahead of the front, the temperatures up into the high 20s, even towards the 30s, even farther east. good news like i said, these cooler temperatures will start to warm back up. as we go into latter part of the work week. that's a look at the world weather, here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour, i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. until next time. .. ♪ >>> in this episode of "tomorrow" a french journalist gathers information on post-disaster japan. david zavaglia appears on ma

more upper 70s for the peninsula. a little cooler yesterday. the sea breeze should back off just enough that you will warm through the upper 70s in palo alto and redwood city. only 58 in pacifica. 67 downtown. we will look for that southerly flow to keep much. the north bay cool with 78 in san rafael. 82 the further north you get up in calistoga and santa rosa. and the 60s berkeley. 72 today, a nice comfortable day at union city at 75. inland east bay you will notice numbers here in the mid-80s. a couple of upper 80s out toward the livermore valley. look ahead we are looking at temperatures to continue warming inland and around the bay to the 80s, to the lower 90s inland, and then by wednesday, thursday, that's our little mini cool down right on through friday. it looks like next weekend, though, offering warmer weather. we will let you know how warm it's going to be in your community. you can keep track of bay area weather on twitter at live doppler 7hd. >> lisa, a great resource. >> thanks for sharing. >> our coverage of the sfo plane crash i

san francisco, brisbane and then low 70sen the peninsula -- 70s on the peninsula. warmer weather. probably staying hot by the weekend. >>> victims of the sfo plane crash will likely receive different amounts of compensation depending upon the country they are from. american passengers with serious injuries can expect to receive multi-million dollar settlements in courts. but victims from other nations may have to pursue their claims in asia where lawsuits are rare and often result in smaller damages being awarded. 64 americans were aboard the flight. the other 227 passengers were from china, south korea, canada, india, japan, vietnam and france. >>> 31 survivors of the plane crash at sfo have been reunited with their families in kline non. 26 students and five teachers from a chinese middle school returned home yesterday. three students from the school were killed in the crash. they were headed to southern california to attend a christian summer camp. >>> a blood drive is being held to help replenish the blood supply. if you would like to help, it starts at 9:00 a.

you can see lights towards the peninsula or from, depends on your perspective. east bay, 205, 580, the merge. look at that. we rarely see it, sensors go to green. westbound 205, 580, no problems. average speed at the limit all the way to the interchange. there's a shot of the traffic from caltrans camera a couple of minutes ago. looking at construction over toward the dublin interchange. west 580, causing a bit of slowing but not anything dramatic. typically what we expect. eastbound crews will stick around for a little while. >> thank you. >>> after hours of debate, stretching into the morning, the oakland city council giving preliminary approve toll two controversial issue following demonstrations featuring violence and vandalism. the city council giving approval to a ban on specific items including hammers, wrenches, spray paint, slingshots, all potentially dangerous items. >> this is just a tool that we can give our law enforcement agencies are to be able to remove individuals from the crowd when they bring whether it's hammers, bats so forth, that would cre

apartment fire on the peninsula. >> then from michael finney, industry efforts to clean up dangers laundry die terent pods chose to children. >> falling temperatures and