southbound jammed up south of burlingame in toward poplar avenue. el camino, we'll take you through. that's a major surface street. 280 is very clear. we move over for 92 through the san mateo hills. in the south bay itself we have a smoother flow of traffic. your build from north 101 starting there. in the north bay, a little fog that anthony talked about, but no problems. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 6:01. three people are injured, two critically after an suv slammed into a utility pole in the south bay. firefighters say it happened before midnight at meridian and minnesota avenues. freets say the third woman inside that car suffered minor injuries. they didn't detail the injuries of the two women who were critically hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> happening today, the attorney for the young woman at the center of a police sex abuse case involving several local law enforcement agencies is holding a news conference for the first time here in the bay area. >> da"today in the bay's" pete suratos has more. >> rep

finger on it and remain as poplar as they can. why his remarkable authority and personalization of the system is a source of stability in the regime i think it is a source of instability in the regime. as long as putin is alive the system is safe. but if he dies all bets are off and much too a much greater extent than others around the world. there may be an elite consensus about the core of russian policy right now. in other words the idea of putin being the master is conceivable. regimes break down usually over fights and over who is going to be in power after the main man leaves the scene. ... like this in russia right now unlike china there is no party or informal mechanism for succession as there is in china. the authority derives from the fact. that is the source of authority which is why when he stepped out in 2008 and 2012 no one in russia or abroad, everyone except that he was in charge and it wasn't because he was a minister it's because he was putin. unlike the communist party systems there is no ideology or dictatorshi

we have greg out there giving you a live look at southbound 101 right before poplar avenue.his is two crashes in the same area causing major, major delays along there, cars 4 miles per hour just about. if you want to avoid that, i suggest you take 280 as you can see to your left cars driving at 65 miles per hour. so there's a no-brainer there. head over to hayward if you are heading on to highway 92. southbound 880 at the connector, the two vehicle crash involving a pickup truck. but if you are getting on from that -- from that traffic -- on to -- the san mateo bridge, we have a sad story here. lots of traffic headed into the peninsula via the san mateo bridge, as well. 880 to 101 westbound will take up to 30 minutes. and also, this track problem on bart, 15 minutes to 20-minute delays between rockridge and orinda. >>> thank you, i want to point something out. we're taking a look at ocean beach from the cliff house and right over here, you see the traffic moving very slowly because visibility is restricted due to the low clouds and fog san jose 58. santa rosa 48 degrees. 56

i know the beaches are poplar on labor day weekend.n santa cruz we're going to start with fog thick tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 60s. low clouds hanging on until 1:00 in the afternoon. then by 2:00 and 3:00 we get the sun breaking out and temps into the low 70s. in half moon bay per normal will be our cool spot. temperatures expected into 60s as we head into the afternoon. maybe the ritz carlton could be your spot to get the salmon. high pressure will build heading throughout next week, helping temperatures to warm up. you can see on the seven-day forecast low 70s returning with area of high pressure by next tuesday, wednesday and thursday. as we look at the interior valleys, we will go up to 85 on monday. that's why i recommended burgers on monday's forecast. that makes sense, doesn't it? >> totally makes sense. >> throw in some ice cream. >> i like it. i'm hungry. >> thanks, jeff. >> so am i. we'll talk about sports coming up next. colin kaepernick now not the only player not standing during the national anthem much we're go

. >>> poplar river boat now upside down in the delta. what crews are doing to prevent it from becoming an environmental disaster. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. not much in the way of fog tonight off the immediate coastline. it is a sign of warming trend. we are tracking the much hotter microclimate forecast in a few minutes. >>> you're watching "nbc bay area news" with the bay area's biggest investigative unit holding the powerful accountable. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> colin kaepernick's protest of the national anthem back in the headlines tonight. president obama is joining the conversation, and he chose a major global economic summit as the venue to do so. here is nbc bay area's ian cohl. >> today president obama taking a break from negotiations at the g-20 summit in china to answer questions, one regarding kaepernick's refusal to stand for the national anthem, because he says america oppresses people of color. >> if nothing else, what he's done is he's generated more conversation around topics that need

the first crash north of poplar has three lanes blocked. and south of that area, two lanes are blocked, with a sig-alert issued. can you see this is plenty of red on the traffic flows. southbound 880 before the san mateo bridge, disabled vehicle has cleared. you can see the red lingering. westbound 4, before you get to the 80 split we have a disabled vehicle. bart now is saying a major delay in for directions at orinda because of an equipment problem on the track. >> if you, we will check with meteorologist mike nicco, how is weather? >> changed on the dime. first hour and a half it was quiet but not now. >> mount diabolo is getting warmer and the air mass is getting warmer and thicker and we will see owe biggest jump in temperatures, third degrees warmer than the legal 50s right now. we still have 40s in napa and santa rosa and the rest us in 50s until hockey leg at 60 the now, what will happen in the hourly planner for san francisco, 71, and 66 at 4:00, and back in the low-to-mid 60s in the evening. never making to 71. still, in thible to

. >> and the poplar phone that's being banned on some airlines. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. colder today and ahead in the forecast we are tracking a light chance of a few showers near the bay area. we'll let you know our best chance of potentially getting wet weather in a few minutes. >>> you're watching "nbc bay area news" with the bay area's biggest investigative unit holding the powerful accountable. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> cellphone video captures a disturbing scene at a poplar south bay mall. a security guard pulse out a gun on a driver because the driver allegedly ran over a traffic cone. want to show you the video taken during the christmas shopping season. nicholas cannon says he was staring down the barrel of a gun. he was so traumatized he had to miss five months of work, and now he has hired lawyers to take the guard and mall to court. >> the local security guard at the site considered that a capital offense, chased him down. >> investigators say the guard didn't have a valid gun permit or security guard idas required. pol

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>> hope: intel thinks he's, uh, headed toward poplar bluff. >> abe: you talk to jordan? >> rafe: she has not spoken

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take a look at the desert poplar. -- doppler. these storms are severe thunderstorms and warnings in effect right now. there is still a chance of severe winds and hail from the storms at this hour. watch out for that if you have travel plans in that direction. they will move off to the north we still have moisture in place dew points across the valley in the 50s but a slight chance of rain overnight. a live look at the valley cam. sunshine to the north 92 degrees which was behind. humidity 20% -- which was behind -- right now it's 90 degrees in mesa. temperatures for the to the north in the 80s. as we look farther north all in the 70s for flagstaff. here's what to expect tonight, degrees. take a look at your screen. a chance for more storms in the forecast to the north. also a chance of showers here. jso showers in the early morning by 8 am and the average high -- chance of showers in the early morning by 8 the average high tomorrow will be in the mid-90s. take a look at your screen. here's the next seven days for you. take a look

a few hours later: a man was fatally shot on poplar way. another shooting an hour later left a victim wounded on east 17-th street. police have not made any arrests in the four cases. today engineers plan to begin a project... seeking answers about what's causing a highrise building in san francisco to sink and lean. underground devices will collect data... to determine what's happening to the soil. the "millennium tower" was built on a landfill. evidence shows inspectors knew the building was sinking back in moved in. >>> the mill everyone jim tower was built on a landfill. evidence shows inspectors knew the building was sinking back in 2009 before anyone moved in. san francisco supervisor aaron is concerned about whether other buildings in town may have similar problems. >> our building department has been really quite embarrassing. it really is amazing. they're running around. they don't know what's going on. they don't know what happened, when it happened. they have lost documents. >> he said the potential financial liability would be s

cynical club police are searching for suspects in a deadly shooting around 1 am this morning on poplar way for that is not far from the west oakland bart station. police tell us that a young man was killed and possibly a drive- by shooting but it is not clear what led up to the gunfire. three other people were wounded in separate shootings in oakland. >>> a 19-year-old man was shot to death after midnight across the bay. it happened in the 1700 block of oakdale. paramedics tried to save his life that they were unsuccessful. place are asking if there any tips on the suspects. >> in baltimore police are investigating a shooting that sent a people to the hospital including a three-year-old girl. the shooting of all three gunmen who ambushed a group of people from different directions outside a housing complex last night. two of the shooters had handguns and a third had a shotgun. so far police have not made any arrests.>> they ran down the street in the shop -- stopped short. a three-year-old girl and her father had gone to the side so they had sustained some gunshot ones from these gangs

it happened here at dubose park, a poplar dog park and regulars say violence is not tolerated here. a dog struggle gets physical at a park at san francisco when the owner of a bassett hound goes after a black lab. >> he grabbed her dog by the collar really hard and she of course freak out and there was a tug of war sfoo other dog owners come to the woman's aid, but when she tries to leave the man kicks her dog. cal fisher says it was shocking. >> he kicked the dog really hard and that set people off. >> reporter: witnesses tackled the man and called police, but he left before officers arrived. >> i was worried about her safety and i didn't think that he was going to kick the dog. >> reporter: john kin says he started recording the incident because it was escalating. >> it was really scary because he was acting -- i mean too much crazy. >> reporter: police and animal care and control are investigating. dog park regulars who missed the instance tent are shocked by the video. park goers say dog scuffles are normally handled calmly. >> to excuse for that conduct. >> reporter: witnesses

. >> it is one of the most poplar smart phones on the market and it is being recalled tonight because dozens have caught fire. >>> we are talking about the galaxy note 7. scott budman is here to show us the phone and what people can do if they own it. >> reporter: janell and jessica, here is the galaxy note 7, the hottest selling phone at the moment. samsung is in hot water today, recalling every one of these. it looks slick coming out of the water. it is, after all, water resistant. but samsung customers are being left high and dry because the note 7 recall. 35 of the about 2.5 million phones sold so far reported battery flaws, some phones said by owners to explode or catch on fire. >> it is a pretty big recall. we haven't really had a flag ship phone or really any sort of mainstream phone recalled like this in this fashion. so what the fallout from that rothbu will be will remain a big question. >> we are just days away from a new iphone from the arch rival apple. samsung says it will fix the note for you and return it in about a week or replace it with another samsung phone, it is

>> hope: intel thinks he's, uh, headed toward poplar bluff. >> abe: you talk to jordan? >> rafe: she has not spoken to him, nor does she want to.

spans several >>> right now at 11:00, breaking news, a man shot and killed near a poplar mall and a chase to find the shooters spanned several cities. the news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. there's a crime scene near the hails dale shopping sent. nbc bay area ian cohl is in san mateo. what do we know at this hour? >> reporter: yeah, raj. we are about 3500 block of south el camino real and this shooting happened behind a chase bank and pet smart in the parking lot where police say is mostly used by residents in one of the many apartment complexes around here. it is unclear if the victim lived in the area. san mateo police say some of those residents heard gunshots and called 911 just before 7:00 tonight. they found a 31-year-old man shot multiple times. he was pronounced dead at the scene, then somehow police identified the suspect's car not far from here and began chasing it. we obtained video that show the two suspects being arrest. the police went to san mateo, 92 wus bound, northbound 101 and ended in san francisco. this was shot a

moms and dads across the bay area are seeing major results of the poplar weightless challenge. >> gayle guyardo has a story of one whom, who has achieved facebook, instagram, pinterest, people show something off weight loss. there'sen 8-week lathe -- there's an 8-week weight loss challenge here. so many people are jumping on. there's success stories. >> you see a before i have work. >> busy working monday christine took the challenge and got to work by premeasuring morning shakes before she runs out the door, filled with protein, peanut butter powder, veggies and more and she eats clean on the go. >> going to pinera and get sal and will double the chicken and get protein and hold the dressing on the side. >> on the team helping people and exercise expert jim white. he suggests measuring your food if you want to give this a try at home. >> when we make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, which is about all the peanut butter we can put on the sandwich. this is 200 calories. if we were eating this at cereal, that would be our single serving. >> most are not good at eyeballing food, causing

bringing in authors, poplar programs was a way to start getting adults in and letting them know it is a safe place fru whatever level you come in at all. >> as you came into the library of congress 600-something million budget. 620 employees. what was the first thing you said you want to change? >> it wasn't so much changing but keep it moving forward. there is a wonderful book, a management book i think about often about change. when you are changing or helping something move with momentum it is called "teaching the elephant to dance" you have to be careful but the sinking of a ship and how do you get it to move or be n nimble and things like that. ... >> there have been other lay br'erans that have serve even longer. 48. >> i think, was one, and so different times in the library's history, the ten years have longer or shorter, lawyers, politicians, scholars, historians, authors, along the way, and i think at this point, when there's so many opportunities, but at challenges with technology and things are moving so rapidly, to give an opportunity to step back and say, where are we in

>> hope: intel thinks he's, uh, headed toward poplar bluff. >> abe: you talk to jordan?> rafe: she has not spoken to him, nor does she want to. >> abe: well, let's hope the guy st

we have a garden ourselves in our home.esther stowell lives in poplar grove... a community the u-s-d-a calls a food desert... because many people dont eat as healthy. she says this move will benefit everyone. we have neighbors who also have gardens here and i think its something that the neighborhood will really appreciate. my goal is to make sure all neighborhoods have equal access to resources including healthy fresh and affordable food.the farmers market accepts accept food stamp benefits... and double up food bucks - a program that matches dollar for dollar food stamp money spent on local produce. kim murphy fox 6 news. now at five... a memorial removed. "its the only place we can grieve at right now; he dont even have a tombstone at now at five... a memorial removed. "its the only place we can grieve at right now; he dont even have a tombstone at his grave site right now." why people mourning the death of sylville smith are upset by ?what's ?disappeared near 44th and auer. 19-year-old woman is found shot dead in a glendale parking lot. plus... "we're going

but now let's head to burlingame, southbound 101 before poplar avenue we had a traffic alert earlier.avy traffic in that area there, as well. and to the east bay, san mateo bridge looking very slow, 880 to 101 westbound will take you 30 minutes across the span. and a look at the rest of the east bay travel times, san leandro to the maze 37 minutes northbound carquinez bridge to the maze westbound 50 minutes on 80 and if you are taking that to the bay bridge toll plaza, expect some traffic towards the maze. looking good outside, though, "ro" -- roberta. >> it's really gray according to our live weather camera looking out from the transamerica pyramid. we're looking out actually towards the bay bridge and yerba buena island where we have mostly cloudy skies. we have an air temperature still at 48 degrees in santa rosa. visibility is restricted due to the clouds. here's our satellite-radar. you can see the return of the marine layer along the coast and now saturating inland areas as well spreading all the way into the santa clara valley. we have visibility issues along the coast half moo

. >> so we're going to kick off the weekend with a poplar house wives and caroline manzo. >>> plus fashion police brad is going show us the fashions for the fall. >> can i tell you that i'm really enjoying that. yesterday merrill from chicago running the salvation army and then i'm 15 years sober thanks to her and i am two years sober. i'm going to college and all of these things and i was rewatching it out in the car with your boyfriend joel that i picked up and the two of us are balling in the park of the parking lot. >> let's do it. >> we watch it together and it's the most wonderful thing. ther. it is the most wonderful thing. you have to reload. you have to keep going. next week, mon, put it together. >> speaking of the open, you did scoop up my cute boyfriend, you and your wife. >> he is hot. >> he is. >> there we are at the open. >> you and i have our earpieces still in. >> what is that like listening to christie everett? >> what is that like? you can put that gizmo on your eand hear the commentators. >> p serena williams lost fr katrina last night. chris evert, we were listen tog h

. >> there's a new warning tonight over the poplar prescription cough medicine ingredient codeine. who's telling pediatricians and parents to be more careful about the medication. >> i feel grateful that my friend was still alive. >> a split-second decision likely saved his friend's life. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. all seems beautiful to me. vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. oil wells in new hampshire? ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. she voted to give big oil mo

>> hope: intel thinks he's, uh, headed toward poplar bluff. >> abe: you talk to jordan? >> rafe: she has not spoken

. >>> a poplar river tour boat that once provided tours on the delta and sacramento river spunk. >> it's a dangerous situation, too. you're looking a the spirit of sacramento. the boat started on taking on water late saturday night. as you can see, the 87-foot paddle boat capsized and in the process leaked hazardous materials to the water. >> it's hazardous to wildlife. that's why we take it seriously. we need to get it out of the environment. >> the boat was leaking a amount of diesel. crews are working to cap the leak. there were two people on board the boat when it started to sink. they were able to get off the boat without any issues regarding injury. >> that's amazing there were only two people given it's a tour boat. it could have been worse. regardless, probably a good day to be on the water. >> we have temperatures in the 80s around the delta and into the east bay. we're talking mid maybe even upper 90s returning to the forecast by the middle part of the week. outside this morning it's kind of chilly. 40s around the north bay. earlier 48 in santa rosa. still chilly start at 49. 5

>> hope: intel thinks he's, uh, headed toward poplar bluff. >> abe: you talk to jordan? >> rafe: she has not spoken to him, nor does she want to.

. >> a deadly shooting in the city happened 1:00 this morning on poplar way, not far from the west oakland station. a young man was killed if a drive-by shooting, not clear what lead up to the gunfire, we'll keep you posted. >> >> police say it's too early to rule out terrorism as a motive for a shooting rampage as a mall near seattle. he was arrested. as he walked down the street. cher recognized him from surveillance photos released to the public. he was unarmed, but sheriff essay he looked "zombie-like" >> one of the tips that came in had information we pursued. we began to interview family members associated with the tip >>> he imgreated, he to thes. he has been arrested for aassault, investigators are looking for a motive for the shooting. five people killed in the rampage, including a 16-year- old girl that went shopping with her mothernd and younger sister. it's believed that he shot and killed the victims with hunting type style weapons pons >>> charlotte police released dash cam and body cam footage of the insy diplomat. the body cam showses officers surrounding keith scott who ha

a poplar 49ers has been cut from the team after allegedly beating up a 70-year-old man. 29-year-old bruce miller, arrested on assault and battery charges. surveillance video from a san francisco motel where police arrested miller this early morning. that motel is across the street from the hotel where the attack allegedly happened. nbc bay area's marc mathew is outside of the main jail in san francisco, and miller was released this afternoon around 3:00, is that correct, mark? >> reporter: that's correct. sheriff's deputies let him slip out the back to avoid the cameras out in front, but there's no getting around the 49ers. they cut the 29-year-old from the team after he was arrested for -- on charges of allege lid attacking that 70-year-old man and his 29-year-old son. bruce miller was out drinking with friends yesterday when he posted this picture on instagram with the caption, sundays are for the boys. the 29-year-old ended up the night here at the marriott. police say he tried to rent a room, was tlold was no vacancy, and then came back at 2:45 in the morning pounding on the door of a

and, this occurred right at the lunch hour on very poplar street, among three critically wounded in the shooting a pregnant woman shot both in the head and the stomach. and that tells you that shooting of her points to both her and her unborn's life in danger and we have not gotten an update from police on the health of either she or the unborn just yet. so mike and alex forget any hope that this summer of non-stop innocent victim caught in the crossfire violence may be would get these crazed killers to not shoot when so many kids are around in the middle of the day. but says no way can we hope for the best from people who do this kind of stuff. >> seems like one of the worse summers of all time in the city are it comes to young people being shot. ought victims in the case under 25 like steve just said, unreal. another church fire. in pennsauken new jersey this time. fire starts overnight at the church. >> members say is that building has been a staple in the community for almost a decade. >> yes. >> dave kinchen is near the scene. dave? >> feels like summer of church fires too here in

southbound jammed up south of burlingame in toward poplar avenue.camino, we'll take you through. that's a major surface street. 280 is very

days to go still has a big league over donald trump in potential electoral votes and a six point poplard in today's "nbc bay area news" survey monkey poll, but the cnn poll puts trump ahead by two when two independent candidates are included. no worries clinton said. >> i pay no attention to polls. >> reporter: she says republicans focusing on e-mails say they don't pay attention to voters. >> why did someone come from the outside and seize their nomination who had never been in public service before? >> reporter: her new tv ad shows veterans disapproving of trump. her new super pac ad. >> i'm really good where i love war in a certain way. >> reporter: depicts trump eager to use nuclear weapons, a theme she hit in tampa today. >> he is loose in his talk about nukes. he says he doesn't care if other countries get them. doesn't know why they haven't been used already. >> reporter: trump was in a navy town in virginia beach and saying clinton is not tough enough. >> hillary likes to play tough with russia. putin looks at her and laughs, okay. he laughs. just look at her decisions, look how

of poplar . the other is it early game closer to broadway. had towards the scene. you will see the traffic is slow. i recommend using el camino real getting on the freeway after 92 using 280 all the way down the peninsula. some other things -- the east bay community is getting filled then. westbound 24 getting busy now as you drive past lafayette bart station. you can see the bart tracks are empty right now but the trains are moving as they should that this is the is recovering from earlier delays and traffic issues and this very line of pittsburgh they line to and from san francisco and the airport may be delayed as the system recovers from a major delay earlier. let's go to the toll plaza backed up for a 25 minute wait for you make it onto the span. let springsteen in here for today's weather . >>> good morning everybody. let's get to the weather. 60s on the coach. inland temperatures looks like they will warm-up but not the coast and bay. they will be near average to below. san jose should be 81 there will be close but they have mostly clo

the one blas that it seems to hurt don is wisconsin where paul ryan is a very poplar representative and also it's the home of ryan and that's the area that we see donald trump really laying in the bed that he has made if you will. in the other states like new hampshire he won during the primaries and so this fighting with the establishment thing has not really hurt donald trump all that much so far especially when you can consider it's part of the establishment and the message. it's part of the reason that he changed so much accord to go the sources and paul manafort when he was in charge and he did not like him telling him what to do. donald trump said what works for him in the primary was that he was pushing against washington and the status quo politicians. we have seen that there's an about to get along with those that are friendly towards him and then it's not not and they do not agree with what he is saying or the tactics and then senator flake, that's when donald trump goes on the attack and that's when many criticize him for the in ability to let something slide and let somethin

meanwhile come as a party said, --, as a party said, the newspapers were full of road -- accounts of poplar ridge. not grieve, not pick is, ridge. one month in boston we set out to protest went to the house of a local leader, not affiliated with the british at all and with force and violence entered the .ouse they damaged and destroyed the furniture and took away the wearing apparel. popular protesters were not only protesters the stamp act, but also attacking the very kinds of signs of status that they local colonial elite was a proud to have. were faced with a problem at this point. they do not want the stamp act to go through. there were also very nervous uncontrolled unrest amongst members of the lower order. the answer for them turned out to be to invite all the colonists to participate in the culture of greed. this is a interesting moment because up until now, the idea has been that emotional sensibility is the special mark of refinement. with the stamp act protest, suddenly there is a new move toward saying anyone can respond, anyone can cultivate their emotions. you don't have to be

accident involving at least two cars, it happened early this morning, on north clinton avenue, at poplar street. no reports of injuries there. >>> well, a remarkable recovery for folcroft police officer shot in the line every duty. now, after two and a half months, officer christopher dorman is back on the job. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was there when officer dorman returned to work. >> twenty-six year old folcroft police officer, christopher dorman, is doing what he and 21 of the officers do each and every day, geared up, ready for work, and patrolling the streets of the town he cherished. >> had a great time growing up here, cops when i was growing up always made sure i was safe, nothing happened, i just want to give that back to the community, make sure they're safe and nothing happens to them. >> what makes dorman different what happened to him just two and a half months ago. >> june 24, responding to routine call for possible drug activity, investigators say dante island ambushed the officer, shooting him seven times, including once in the face. >> he never had a chance

through the use of the deposits of dredge material, poplar island has been converted not just to a dredge site but environmental restoration site and has helped very much in dealing with the diversity of species we find in the cles pee. through wrda authorizations and appropriations we've been able to convert a negative to our environment to a positive at the same time finding a way we can deal with dredge materials so we can keep our harbors open. that is a win-win-win situation and it's those types of projects that are included in the water resources development act. but there are many other communities. in maryland we have the port of baltimore. i've talked about that. but we have a lot of smaller ports and a lot of smaller a harbors in maryland. during the break, i visited salisbury, maryland. they have a port. they want to expand their port so that they cannot only import products as they do but use it as an export location. in salisbury they have the chesapeake shipbuilding, which is one of the premier shipbuilding facilities we have, and they benefit from what is done in salisbury

the neck shooting around 1:15 am yesterday in the 800 block of poplar way. police found a man who had been shot. he died at the scene. a for the shooting happened in the 1200 block of e. 17th st. one man was injured. placer not saying if any of the shootings are connected. no one has been arrested in any of the four shootings. >>> in california, there is an ongoing problem in police departments in southern california where more than 300 weapons have been lost or stolen over the past five years. investigation of more than 100 300 weapons have been lost or stolen over the past five years. investigation of more than 130 state and local police departments show that 125 firearms were stolen in more than 10 others were lost in crimes. >> the departments do voluntarily report missing guns to a state database. >>> governor brown feeling legislation that would have fully repaid local agencies for the cost of responding to the san bernardino massacre. he said he does not want to said the president said the state would be responsible for future merge -- emergency calls

san mateo south 101 at poplar, two separate accident in the same area. crews had to clear about five or six cars. they needed several tow trucks. it is out of the way. the traffic alert was canceled. you can see the residual delay. northbound is backed up through san mateo beyond 92. southbound a tough ride back from sfo. still backed up at the bay bridge heading into san francisco. i'll take a look at that ride coming up in my come meet report in a few minutes. >>> good morning. a live live shot going on for you in san francisco as we try to negotiate through the deck of fog that will keep our temperatures down. 7:00 a.m., model tell us it will pulsate a little bit over the next hour. by 9:00 a.m., starting to erode nicely. still hanging on to san francisco and parts of the east bay t may hang on later on this afternoon. right now, temperatures, up are 50s. east bayshore line, got the upper 40s up to the north bay. 58 going on for san jose. ready for school forecast puts us at 76 by high noon. we are in the mid-80s looking for a warm-up tomorrow into yo

i think that the left who made it more poplar say that it's all about the oil and other things than theil. oil was a big deal and that was a big deal and then that was so much. there was another way and then the foreign commerce and then i say, you know, i was a true frooe trade marketplace and then the principle of the free and then there was leaning groups and then there was alliances and then like the wto and then it's the agreements and then they want to manage care and then the corporation is going to award it and then on the favorable list and there's very little debate and i think trade is an important founder and they knew about it and that's the manipulation of currencies and that's the gold standard is so important because everybody has the same rule. cannot manipulate it or go digging for it. to manipulate the currency and it's all china's fight. the currency is not right. we have to punish them. our fed would never manipulate our currency. they would never give us that - that --. could you manage if we had that and backed by something? it's a job and it goes on all of the ti

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get up to date coverage, pod cast times for our poplar public affairs, books and history programs. stay up to date. lewis and david exhorton live saturday at 8:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> next, defense secretary ashton carter and former defense secretary william perry on technology and innovation at the pentagon. they also discuss several issues including industry partnerships and cybersecurity efforts held by the hoover institution. this is an hour. >> hello, everyone. familiar facees. >> good afternoon. my name is tom gilligan. i would like to welcome you to the hoover -- johnson center. welcome, dick, so glad you could join us. also, welcome you and thank you for joining us today. our discussing is titled innovation in u.s. defense policy. secretary of defense perspective. it will take a deep dive look at how the u.s. employed technological advantage in defense of the nation and whether that remains a feasible proposition. what was once the novel use of stealth technology, guided precision weapons, satellite command and control is now challenged by ne