is to have the pre-k -- premier pre-k program in the entire country. i know if we can continue educating our students at the very beginning, we will have that solid foundation that students need to build on. my education system does begin with pre-k four. it builds ontly, that to make sure that what they learn in pre-k is going to continue all the way through. that what weal have in pre-k is not just drawing more money at it, but instead that we structure the most effective programs so that students really do have literacy and numeracy skills that they can begin to build on. support quality, full day pre-k for every .ligible child in this state unlike my opponent who would pick and choose which children are able to get off to a strong start, i would provide that strong start to every four-year-old in our state. my opponent has proposed a standardized tests for four-year-olds to demonstrate that they deserve to have pre-k support, picking and choosing those who would receive it and those which would not. under mr. abbott, four-year-olds in the state can

is to have the pre-k -- premier pre-k program in the entire country. i know if we can continue educating our students at the very beginning, we will have that solid foundation that students need to build on. my education system does begin with pre-k four. it builds ontly, that to make sure that what they learn in pre-k is going to continue all the way through. that what weal have in pre-k is not just drawing more money at it, but instead that we structure the most effective programs so that students really do have literacy and numeracy skills that they can begin to build on. support quality, full day pre-k for every .ligible child in this state unlike my opponent who would pick and choose which children are able to get off to a strong start, i would provide that strong start to every four-year-old in our state. my opponent has proposed a standardized tests for four-year-olds to demonstrate that they deserve to have pre-k support, picking and choosing those who would receive it and those which would not. under mr. abbott, four-year-olds in the state can

for pre-game show. details secret but to be spectacular. >> get in there because the last thing you want to do is miss the show. the only place you see that show is in your seat. >> 49ers say they learned a lot from the stadium 4 pre-season events that included 2 soccer matches and 2 see season niner games. turf gone through complete overhaul. traffic plans and signs tweaked and valley transportation authority it's sticking with what it did for the soccer match. add easterly nearly it was as much trains and plenty of extra bus. >> we expect them to 11 at the end of the game that happened with the mexico chile game everybody left at the ep of the game. planned worked then so we hope it work again on sunda sunday. >> fans hoping everything will good smoothly. tony flew in from san diego for the big day. i can tell my future kids that i did something this nobody else has. i was at the first game levi stadium. and just about supporting our guy. >> frainer fans the day waiting for now just two days away n.sa

you can get one day with phones in the stores for customer whose did not pre-order. they are expected to go quickly. the doors open at 8:00. >>> thank you. long lines around the globe and this is the flag ship store in new york city with hundreds of die hards camping out for days and some weeks. the first couple in line on 5th is from missouri and the hand and woman arrived september 1 to find others ahead of them. they paid a pair of new yorkers $2,500 to give up the first place spot. >> california man has his eye point and he flew all the way from australia to be among the first in the world to get the new phone. he you flew from california to sydney to buy not one but two and avoided the crowd of 2,000 and walked into the store by pre-ordering his phone in california and picked store pickup in sydney. his girlfriend joined him. >>> a 37-year-old career criminal is arraigned for arson in the massive king fire. wayne hunt man is held on $10 million bail. he has a long criminal history. he was convicted in 1996 of felony assault and grand theft and sentenced to three

the first data point is we saw a doubling of the pre-order figure.eekend, we would shifto see the iphone 5 around 10 million units. will it be able to do that? the five c and as together. will we see 10 or more? it is possible. wewe think on a daily basis, just saw 4 million units in 24 hours in pre-order, if that were sustained over the weekend, we would see 13 million. seen a roughly one to one relationship between the number of pre-orders per day which would be tripling the actual weekend lunch will stop >> here is the question of the day -- does apple intentionally keep supply low to boost demand and build buzz? they have done plenty of these watches before, or is it a supply problem esther mark they just can't make enough to meet the man. but i believe it is a supply problem. it's very difficult to make a lot of things very quickly. hear in termss we of component shortages, those rumors come frequently and every year that there is something holding up the production line. let's not forget last year the mechanically, the chassis for the iphone wa

pre k anyone would say a guardian is a candidate. >> thank you president fewer. i have some comments to make at the first meeting in june, i interrupted a pack recommendation and engaged in an exchange that was really felt inspired some hurt feelings and felt disrespectful to pack members he want to publicly apologize to the pack as a whole i regret my behavior. i feel one of the things to try to take a first step towards repairing the harm president fewer and i participated in a restored circle with several pack members present and it was a very challenging conversation. it continues to be championing to me i felt like i learned a lot i will reflect on a lot of things in the conversation i'm not under the illusion that the harm is repaired it is really that is a first step so hopefully we've taken the first step and will continue to move forward together to move past what happened but again, i really regret my behavior and offer high sincere apologize to the pack members and the pack as a whole it was a window our conversation on the kinds of difficult k346z we'

that is why i feel very strongly about my pre-k plan. if you are a parent with a four euro than you want them any pre-k class, there should be a desk. regardless of your income and zip code. graders,ok at ninth 20% do not graduate. we need to increase the college education rate. noon emphasis on science and technology and math. for those who do not go to college, we need a renewed focus on career tech -- i still call it vo-tech. we greater partnership between colleges, technical schools, and industry. so the young people can learn a trade and get a certification and get a good paying job. rideing so, it helps to the state with an educated and trained workforce. is backed up by my plan for lower and fairer taxes and reduce government regulations. i will send a message loud and clear to america and the world, that arkansas is open for business. realll put on that -- quick on that. what about retaining the people that graduate from college? >> absolutely, that is one of the challenges. i will say, historically, we are keeping more of our ta

the prosecutor had to show that pistorias got prosthetic legs out that would be pre-meditated and but lesser crimes, she concluded the crime is not the issue is cupable homicide and negligently brought about her murder or death and that is manslaughter. >> this judge is known for handing down tough issues. you agree with letting him off on the biggest charge sends a signal or does the prosecutor not get the job done in this case? >> there were two murder charges. she had a thoughtful and detailed approach to her reasoning and acquitting him of pre-meditation charge. i am surprised she didn't find him of the lesser murder charge. her reasoning that oscar pistorias couldn't see death when he shot four times in a closed space. what do you think would happen? >> and i was surprised she exonerated him. we don't know and she could find him guilty of cupable homicide and still sentence him for 15 years there is no minimum mandatory or she could easily let him walk as give him 15 years and she just stopped and left the bench. and i thought sometimes, our judges have issues, but really? to lea

priya rhodes -- pre-orders -- topped 4 million in the first day. some customers will have to wait until october to get their new phones. with the iphone accounting for half of apple's lumen -- revenue last year, is the company sitting on another monster? the author of a blog referred to as the most accurate apple analyst on wall street -- i guessed for impression, how did this lodge compared to previous launches. >> it looks really good off the bat. the thing is, you have to measure against the firsts of growth we have seen in the past. the question is historically, it doubles every time we have a new release of the iphone. this year we are seeing that major release. variant. an s it is a new number. will we see a doubling of the figures from the iphone 5? that would be the question. the first data point, we saw a doubling of the pre-order figures. for the launch weekend, which is the next weekend, we would have over, the iphone 5 shift cumulatively for it to double, it would have to ship around 10 million units, or i should say sell 10 minute unit

a pre-schooler in mercer county died from what could possibly be a respiratory illness.he question now is did he have enterovirus skate? there are cases of the dangerous various in all three of our state. and the mother of a classmate of the boy who died talked exclusively to our natasha brown tonight. she said her son had the condition. >> it was really frightening. i mean, no parent wants to ever hear that report roar gut wrenching news parents with small children are most afraid of getting these days. tabatha was on the on the end end of a phone call friday of the 19 noon from the cdc. >> are you sitting down. yeah, i am much what's up? your cull which are came back with the growth and it came back positive for the enterovirus. >> it has sickened children in 21 states including new jersey. tabatha is keeping her four year old son kyle at bay watching us from the window inside his home. kyle has been out of school at yardville elementary for the past week after a slew of tests and a stint in the hospital. >> he's not getting better just yet. he's still weak and very ea

. >>> and, lucky severson on pre-historic stone circles, not only at stonehenge, but perhaps also inouthwest virginia. ♪ >>> major funding for "religion and ethics news weekly" is provided by -- dedicated to its funders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america. designing customized, individual, and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. as the nation marked the 13th anniversary of 9/11 with somber ceremonies to remember the victims, ongoing terrorism concerns dominated public attention. in his address to the nation, president obama outlined an expanded strategy to combat the militant group known as isis or isil. but he stressed this should not be viewed as a battle against islam. >> isil is not islamic. no religion condones the killing of innocents, and the vast majority of isil's victims have been muslim. a broad coalition of u.s. muslim leaders came together to underscore their condemnation of terrorism and extremism.

access to pre- k. for every 4-year-old in the state by 2025 the full three years that would be after you leave office the price tag coming into $38 million at the time when the schools are already taxed running out of money. how would you pay for something like that? >> that is a good question and i hope that we can do it sooner than that. the first thing i wanted was fully fund the program that we have. this is the abc program and the quality is outstanding. we are ranked like he wasn't in the nation in terms of quality. quantity is the issue. oklahoma has figured this out. and i think that it is the right thing to do. and here is how i would pay for it. number one, we would increase from 200 to 300% of poverty those who are eligible for the program as fast as we can with net revenue growth and there will be revenue growth and the congressman hutchison will spend more than we are going to have a net revenue growth and put us on the path of the fiscal responsibility and record deficits and have the cre

pre-orders iphone have hit a record. and i'm joined here on set as we await a decision on what the -- whoset plans to do side is this democrat on? you would be surprised. the former brazilian billionaire is now the target of federal -- i is, charged with we will bring you all the details on the rise and fall of isis. a look at top headlines this morning. its ipo.aises i could make it the biggest ipo in history. shares of a beer maker surging aboutope, reports financing and a takeover bid. in the meantime, the company is trying to buy the dutch brewer, heineken. that controls heineken rejected the offer. a lot going on. u.s. allies are indicating they are willing to step up the fight against islamic militants. the u.s. were told they were joined in the airstrike. john kerry this weekend saying syria is one country the u.s. will not be corrugated with. >> we will not coordinate. it is not a cooperative effort. we will do with they have not done. what they had plenty of opportunity to do. take on isil and eliminated as a th

they euphemisticall call them pre-reclined seats. >> pre-reclined seats? that's rich. >> the irony is, as tight as it is on spirit, and if you've flown them, you know you have less leg room there than any other airline, but nobody is fighting over reclining seats. to take away the rights to recline because of a few people, as i said, perhaps they're just looking for a fight. perhaps if the seat didn't recline, they would be complaining about something else. >> phil, what do you do when somebody reclines their seat deeply into your lap? anything? >> no. i sit there and i roll my eyes and i say this guy is a jerk for doing it, but i don't sit there and complain. the fact of the matter is, tyler, the pitch on the seats, they're about as close as you're going to see them in this industry. i think there might be room for slightly closer, but generally speaking, i think the airlines have wedged as many rows as possible into these planes. when you're flying, tyler, you're in a confined space. that's the way it goes. you're there for an hour and a half, if you don

>> what i like to call is post or pre-post auto biographical. pre-post-auto biographical.e asperger's scale? (laughter) >> there you go. as a director, i have to identify with my main character. other wise, how can you answer the questions. during the movie, we laughed a lot and made jokes. in the end, i found i had become the character christoph played so brilliantly in the film. i love my computer. my wife has begun to question my sexuality. >> stephen: that outfit doesn't help. (laughter) >> her oshkosh dungare es, we balance. i think it's good for men to discover their femininity and women to discover their masculinity. >> stephen: as long as you have a safe word. pumpkin patch, terry. pumpkin patch. >> i don't want to push you here. >> stephen: you're not pushing me at all. >> the point is will you and can you be comfortable wearing women's clothing? >> stephen: terry, i wish i had time to show you. i'm very comfortable wearing women's clothing. >> 811, tribeca grand hotel. (laughter) >> stephen: terry gilliam, "the zero theorem" opens tomorrow! we'll be right ♪ ♪ the

nothing new under the sun these pre-colombian horn dogs didn't think of first.> i think we frown on that these days. wow, they're doing it under a blanket. this must be after the spanish arrived to teach them shame. ew, skeletons with boners. >> they are zombies. >> getting zombie old-fashioned. >> yes, tony. i really appreciate your knowledge. >> i wonder if this was decorative or whether this was really porn. >> i think they put ain't closet -- it in the closet somewhere. >> i bet this was right on the table. come on in, have a cup of tea. sit down. oh. here's some animal-on-animal action. pretty awesome. >> yeah. this is interesting. yeah. i'm happy we made it here, tony. that was an enlightened moment. ♪ ♪ >> something about steamy xxx pre-colombian erotica always makes me hungry. luckily at night, lima comes alive with the smell and familiar enticing sound of sizzling meat. it's time for delicious screamingly hot garlicky spicy flavor jack street meats. and as anybody who knows me is well aware, i love me some street meat. >> it is starting to disappear. >>

first knockout of the pre-season. wow. he was ejected. flyers lost that game in shootout. i'm john clark. we're right back. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. >>> hey, guys t blacklist, megan boon is here. plus, check in tomorrow, music from the roots. you've got to watch, we're on next. >> people love megan boon and the blacklist in general. so stay up for that. >> yeah, watch with a blanket, maybe, though. >> certainly. a blanket, a snuggie, whatever you want. temperatures are going to be in the 30s, upper 30s. afternoon, highs will be around 70 degrees. it is technically fall, rain comes thursday. >> oh, all right, sheena. >> thanks for

was the pre-game. kiwi doing over there? was the pre-game. kiwi doing the him if hawk i.james was mesmerized by guy stick the tongue out. he's shooting jump percent. 12 points. james harden l breast. they are. thompson fell off the bench quarter jumper. usa struggle with the 3 point shoot something far but here's the best player in the tournament. anthony davis playing out of his mind. 21 points. team usa 3 and o in group play as they role. 98-71. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. fight i get pumped up. >> i can do speed limit of it. >> we look forward it. >> videotape it. >> be grit on the web site. >> oh, yes. web almanacs. >> thanks larry. >> thanks for joining us. >> for all of us here at abc 7 news at 9:00 thanks so much for watching. >> news continues on line twitter facebook and all mobile device with the new news app see you again in an hour on the device with the new news app see you again in an hour on the big kition. so on [jazz music playing peakers] remember, you guys can have dip, too. and don't be afraid to play with the [spookily] rubber spider!

sales records with four million pre-orders were placed on friday.the new phones are thinner. they have a bigger scene. the price starts at $200. the doors are opening at 8:00 with some phones available in store for walk in customers. they are expected to go quickly. >>> there have been long lines around the globe and this is the flag ship store in new york city with hundreds of die hards camping out for days and weeks. the first couple in line on 5th avenue in midtown manhattan are from mississippi. they arrived september 1 to fine others ahead of them so they paid $2,500 to give up the first place spot. >> a 37-year-old career criminal is arraigned for arson in the massive king fire. wayne huntsman is held on $10 million bail with a long criminal history including several arrests in santa cruz. the king fire is now 73,000 acres. it is only 10 percent contained. 2,000 homes are still threatened in pollock pines. huntsman broke into a home near where the four started and the home owner said he was at work in berkeley. >>> the man came down and told m

for the pre-game festivity. we have more on activities and special tickets some fans will be getting. more on that at 6:00 p.m. live in front of levi stadium ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. ktvu channel 2 news got a look at an area sports fans will likely never see. the locker room. you see here 10-foot tall lockers with plenty of room for gear. the manager says it is state of the art and he has never seen anything like it. officials recommend people buy parking passes for the game to make transit easier. we have a link on www.ktvu.com. look under web links and sunday is not just the 9ers home opener, raiders take on the texans at 1:00 p.m. >>> the test results are back. authorities killed the same mountain lion that attacked a boy last sunday. the tests also confirmed that the mountain lion did not have rabies. tracking dogs led officers to the mountain lion in a tree where it was shot and killed 130 yards from the attack site. >>> and today there was another mountain lion sighting. it was

a 4-year-old pre-schooler died from an unidentified respiratory virus. tests sent to the state lab and the c.d.c. the c.d.c. will expedite the results to see if the child had virus d68 that is said to have sent many kids to hospitals in various states. and asking parent to practice good prevention. >> as a normal flu-type situation. wash their hands. have children cough into the elbow. throw tissues away. >> for parents, if the child is sick watch for symptoms out of the ordinary. if there is wheezing or difficulty breathing see the health care provider right away. we will continue to follow this story and bring you the results from the c.d.c. as soon as they're available. reporting live in hamilton new jersey. >>> a mother remains in inten intensive care for burns suffered at a crash at a gas station last night in port richmond. philadelphia police say a driver slammed into and knocked over a pump at the sunoco station at aramingo and somerset bursting into flames. and a passenger in another car kicked in her window and pulled her 3-year-old daughter ou

pre-paid maintenance and may qualify for a two-month payment credit.o, no, noooh!, no and i pick you! i'll name you..... cornelius pumperdinkle only one in one hundred are lucky enough to become america's favorite nut (applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. before the commercial break, i was grilling ohio congresswoman marsha fudge, which if you add marshmallow and graham crackers would make a congressional sh shmore. >> music transcends everything until we decide it's going to be a great idea to have musicians come together. >> stephen: is it fair to say you want to rock us out with the caucus out? >> yes. >> stephen: would you be willing to say that? (applause) do you have a pack? >> i do. and is it called fudge pack? it is not? >> no. >> stephen: would bit a good name, though? >> no. >> stephen: everyone would like to have a bumper sticker saying "i am a fudge packer." it would be great. you think about that? >> i'll think about it. >> stephen: moving on. you were an outstanding athlete. >> i was. >> stephen: in your youth. you were a fencin

pre-written obituaries are common for western news organizations. but in certain parts of the arab world, being prepared could land an o bitary writer in trouble. >> the last 50 or 60 years, there were dictatorships and dictatorships, dig is not on the card. there is no process of succession when the dictator dies. therefore, they don't think about it. and because most of the newspapers have very strong censorship, the intelligence services or the security service would be having a spy, so, you know, that suggest the leader file. >> after the 9-11 attacks, president george w. bush made the fate of osama bin laden pretty clear. >> wanted: dead or alive. so when president obama announced that the leader of al-qaeda had been killed, it's unlikely there was an o bit waries editor in the world who hadn't given some thought to man. >> we started writing it right after 9-11. by some strange intuition, two or three weeks before he was killed, it got into my mind that i should maybe look at this one with no advanced information. it's what i do. i have to thi

as a city we can do better than that as a state. >> philly loves pre-k is part of a push by the pre-k pennsylvania campaign and education advocates across the state to keep early childhood education as a central focus in the upcome november elections. >>> i'm keith jones. live in the digital operations center. here's the latest own two breaking news stories. pennsylvania state police have issued an arrest warn the for the man they say shot and killed a police barracks in pike county last friday. here's a good look at the guy. 31-year-old eric matthew frein is described as a survivalist who expressed desire to kill law enforcement and commit mass murder. authorities say he should be considered armed and dangerous. 38-year-old corporal bryon dickson was killed in the ambush. another trooper was critically wounded. >>> the other breaking story we're following out of philadelphia, health officials confirmed four cases of the enterovirus. the four children were treated and released. we're working to see if those kids are from our area. that respiratory illness is now in 12 states. the cdc

folks a special in the north bay hoping for a column after the storm yesterday. >> : i know it was preurprising i knew there are born to be isolated thunderstorms but what hale was produce lightning strikes and also some pretty heavy downpours sunspot scene and rain also some activity for the mid peninsula as well in fact menlo park received three tenths of an inch all the activity has pushed its way east were looking dry conditions for today. much calmer weather just in time for weekend a good turn conditioned 7 cisco right now 63 series chile 51 and santa rosa the object were heading up the mostly clear skies take a look at the activity right around like tom ho isolated thunderstorms expected there also some snow developing in higher elevations in the bay area high pressure will go over the pacific as we head into tomorrow by early next week will see a shift in the wind direction well turn into an offshore fund flow that will reward temperatures up unfortunately it will increase our concern for firer is ahead in the first week of october. but the highs for today miles conditions bay

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he's the co-founder and executive director of the pre-emptive love coalition.courtney stopped by earlier. your organization helps perform heart surgeries for a lot of kids. do people understand the generosity of that and appreciate it and understand what you're doing? >> they do. they really do and they're very grateful. in an era where they see the commitment of some countries and the lack of commitment from other countries and they feel forgotten and they feel remembered depending on what's going on politically in the world, i think our continued efforts toward them and the generosity from the american people have real -- >> the troops pulled out. you did not pull out. how did people feel about americans leading militarily? >> you know, the public sentiment was that this was the right thing to do, americans should probably lead. but privately, over and over again in back room conversations with politicians, religious clerics, muslims and politicians, there was a strong, strong sense that america should not pull out. they said no, people of america don't pull

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then you're told to buy a pre-paid credit card and give that number to the caller. radnor township police say four people have already been ripped off. it's best not to give payment information to anyone over the phone. >> home depot confirms tonight its payment data systems were breeched. the home improvement change says the hack could affect anyone that used credit or debit cards at u.s. stores in april. there's no evidence debit card pins were compromised or that online customers were affected. >> more than a thousand youngsters across the country have been hospitalized with a severe respiratory virus. experts predict it's spreading quickly. the cent eres for disease control intervention says it's a rare strain of a common value of viruss. . it looks like the common cold with coughing, sneezing and wheezing. kids who have to be hospitalized have underlying conditions, like asthma. doctors say good hand hygiene is the best way to avoid getting sick. >> celebrating 250 years, the university of pennsylvania school of medicine marked its birthday year with the cake-c

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that is why i feel very strongly about my pre-k plan. if you are a parent with a four euro than you want them any pre-k class, there should be a desk. regardless of your income and zip code. if you look at ninth graders, 20% do not graduate. we need to increase the college education rate. noon emphasis on science and technology and math. for those who do not go to college, we need a renewed focus on career tech -- i still call it vo-tech. we greater partnership between colleges, technical schools, and industry. so the young people can learn a trade and get a certification and get a good paying job. in doing so, it helps to ride the state with an educated and trained workforce. that is backed up by my plan for lower and fairer taxes and reduce government regulations. i will send a message loud and clear to america and the world, that arkansas is open for business. >> will put on that -- real quick on that. what about retaining the people that graduate from college? >> absolutely, that is one of the challenges. i will say, historically, we

the fact is that israel had, pre-state -- in its pre-state stage, several terrorist groups that did exactlyhat hamas does today. i don't mean they sent rockets, but they killed innocent people. and they did that in an even more targeted way than these rockets do. benny morris published a book that is considered the bible on that particular period, the war of -- >> the israeli historian. >> sorry? >> the israeli historian, benny morris. >> the israeli historian, right, then in the book "righteous victims," in which he said -- i recall, when i read it, i was shocked -- in which he-particularly in his most recently updated book, which was based on some new information that the israel's defense -- the idf finally had to open up and publish, that israeli generals received direct instructions from ben-gurion during the war of independence to kill civilians, or line them up against the wall and shoot them, in order to help to encourage the exodus, that in fact resulted, of 700,000 palestinians, who were driven out of their - left their homes, and their towns and villages were destroyed. this was t

and we're in a different world than pre- 9/11. that's not an argument for complacency. but the tense of thousands working this issue are doing it well. i'm more concerned about the threat to our national interests emanating from western syria, eastern iraq. >> i know you don't have an exact number but any sense of the scale? >> well, if you ask the iraqies they'll say there's hundreds. but it's closer probably to a hundred. but what has the fbi concerned and i've been talking to them recently, americans who aren't on social media who have no record of travel, they go get

withuaraeed w pres o flasdriv, it defitelthe ds.ps. ke me haen f les >> george: 15 minutes for your trip to the san ramon valley. 28 minutes for iraq to the mock. >> darya: what the giants continues to win the struggles continue for the oakland a's. but of the first pitch from by the chicago post noah. oakland only managed three hits for the game. will break down the raiders' home opener vs. the texans. the a's will battle the manners. >> james: an hour of keeping this and the for detail. >> darya: heavy rain causes a roof to collapse in memphis. dole's the whole and the arabs and the mall is supposed to reopen today. >> james: by degree or to bid will be hot today. and that we the team again today. don't take a run this afternoon and will be to act. at the mall with visibility is not too good. 60 degrees for oakland 60 in fremont 67 in napa and san rose at 51. in a school and the north american but everyone in sync bumper fifties and low 60s. it is a cool crisp morning. there is not a lot doorknob. >> james: and landed we are clear