the red north newspapers editor in chief says he's also a child of the tundra that's how he translates his knee and its name. was william and you must be chased into the sea shell tribe risen from the dead son of a shrew ground son of a polar bear a great grandson of a walrus in russian on. he says he was raised from the dead because when he was born in a tent he was clinically dead his father had given up on him but his mother and grandmother. and. second grade i ran away from the two my friends we ran to the tundra we spent a day in ny traveling back to my keep iraq hide tent i was always telling them to hold on there is the gemini and the top of the roof. is the dramatic story of people being from schools and heading to the tundra. we search for them for so long. we walked around the tundra they actually died very close to the village they were frozen. hello. these classmates a jealous they still don't know if their own parents will come to take them home girls always have more stuff than boys the last class before school holidays begin . to day we're going to draw our beloved tundr

the red north newspaper's editor in chief says he's also a child of the tundra that's how he translates his knee and its name. was chieftain of the seashell tribe risen from the dead son of the shrew ground son of a polar bear a great grandson of a walrus in russian uncle few other he says he was raised from the dead because when he was born in a rawhides tent he was clinically dead his father had given up on him but his mother and grandmother saved his life and brought him up. he ran. to them to he escaped from boarding school. in second grade i ran away from the boarding school with two my friends we ran to the tundra we spent a day and night travelling back to my keep iraq hide tent i was always telling them to hold on there's the gemini on the top of the roof. his article why all children die is the dramatic story of people's escaping from schools and heading to the tundra. we searched for them for so long we used off roaders we walked around the whole tundra they actually died very close to the village they were frozen. hello. these classmates a jealous they still don't know if the

the red north newspapers editor in chief says he's also a child of the tundra that's how he translates his knee and its name. was chieftain of the seashell tribe risen from the dead son of the shrew ground son of a polar bear a great grandson of a walrus in russian uncle fyodor he says he was raised from the dead because when he was born in a row heights tent he was clinically dead his father had given up on him but his mother and grandmother saved his life and brought him up. he ran. to them off to he escaped from boarding school. in second grade i ran away from the boarding school with two my friends we ran to the tundra we spent a day and night travelling back to my keep iraq hide tent i was always telling them to hold on there's the chimney and the top of the roof. his article why all children die is the dramatic story of people's escaping from schools and heading to the tundra. we searched for them for so long we used off roaders we walked around the whole tundra they actually died very close to the village they were frozen. hello. these classmates a jealous they still don't know

that's where you see the red, typical. north 238 west of 580. castro valley y, slowly building. interstate 880 not a problem north through san leandro or south. build for the tri-valley. smooth flow of traffic. more slowing through livermore for highway 84. interstate 580 pleasant. and 68 do through sunol. low clouds around the tops of the hills but not a problem for drivers. we'll check on the forecast in a second. the other side of the bay, looking at palo alto. 101 flows smoothly. another issue at the top of the screen, like in sunol. clouds hovering above the level for drivers. what does that hold in store for the forecast? >> start with the live picture to give you an indication. fun noi how things work out on the show, organically. people up the incline, fog hovering 500, 600 feet. if you're traveling through the mountains, or through the higher elevations, that's where you find fog. yeah, right off the bat again, third consecutive day, two-plus hour flight delays attributed to the closed runway. fog is not helping the situation. we'll keep you updated. every other major a

director of the red river women's clinic in fargo, north dakota.ay in touch with us as you keep going on this fight. thank you for your time tonight. >> absolutely. thank you, rachel. >> thanks. >> the abortion rights freedom ride tammi is talking about, it's a protest effort where they're going to be trucking, literally caravanning to a lot of places in the country where abortion rights are most at risk. places like north dakota. places like mississippi. places like kansas. trying to put the national spotlight on those places where abortion is just about lemgs la legislated out of existence. by republican opposition to women having access to that right. but they're trying to hold on. >>> all right. turns out that royal baby having day is a spectacular day to bury other totally unrelated news. i kind of love news days like this because of all the stuff that nobody else notices. ♪ [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. if you're eligible for m

we have some showers here north of red bluff and also north of lake tahoe for the afternoon. pressure offshore has pumped up the marine layer here in the bay area, but it may kick off showers north of lake county at tiems during the afternoon. a look at the low clouds. by lunchtime, clearing inland, and brother chiefing along the coast, and by the evening, the clouds will spill back in. but the marine layer will get squished down tomorrow, leading to warmer temperatures. again today, 70s around san jose, only maybe near 80 in the warmest places in the inland. mostly low to mid-60s across the bay from san francisco over to oakland with mist and drizzle at times. a little light rain, too, in some of the coastal hilltops and low to mid-70s. we'll see mist and drizzle at times. tomorrow, a bit warmer. and then a lot warmer into the weekend. mid-90s coming back friday, saturday, and staying warm into the start of next week as well. you can see the temperatures staying in the 90s inland on monday. mike? >> all right. you know, we'll take you out there and see how things are shaping

to upper 60s downtown, south san francisco, mid-70s up in the north bay valleys. 60s to 70s along east bayshore, mid-80s, 90s inland. reds in town to take on the giants over at the park. look at the forecast there, 61 dropping down to 58. here is accuweather forecast. temperatures a little below average today and tomorrow with it feeling humid, a chance of a thunderstorm. you can see the flight warming and drier air and more sunshine for wednesday through saturday. keep it here, we'll keep an eye live doppler hd, download the app. we have it all of the app stores, news app and weather app, live doppler hd when we're away. that way we can track those storms when they come to us. not a big deal. unusual this time of year. live abc 7 broadcast roof here. hope you're having a great day.

reds with reds we will stay north north east we go to here. it is north of their wines:.ull bod deed but very silky very soft. very velvety. full anti-object dance and. i like that. moving south a little bit. moving south we go to here. we have grape called [foreign word] only grows come mean. that's supposed high level levels which helps relax blood vessels and promotes circulation. move you the south. i remember. on table. everybody food and wine. and us children you know, we didn't have water. with drop of wine. you know all considered food i think that's the healthy approach to wine. cheers to your health. fox news. coming up next on fox news 10 car jacker gets huge surprise when tries attack this lady we will tell you what she did turn things around. and tonight on news i'm the verdict in george zimmerman trial stirring up plenty of emotion around the country. and here in our area. we have reaction coming up. car cracker caught in florida. trying car jack several people. one victim ellington woman who proved she tougher than she looks. fox has the details. >> first v

your kron 4 7 day around the bay >> the red river zoo in north dakota has a new addition. red panda cub, was born at the zoo on june 14th. he only weighed a quarter of a pound when he was born, now he's tipping the scale at about two pounds. you can see his red color is starting to show. for now, mattie is staying indoors, close to his mom. zoo officials say it will be a few months before visitors can catch a glimpse of the bear in its outdoor exhibit area. >> this is even cuter than the bare in the dumpster yesterday. and police all across the country are making sure that police from coast to coast, coming together for a special campaign on interstate-80. with a live report and also google is teaming up with the city of san francisco in portions of the city will have free wifi... (music) hñmy dentist said that the acid in fruit or fruit juice softens the enamel so it can potentially erode. once that enamel is gone, it's gone. my dentist recommended pronamell pronamel protects your teeth from the effects of acid erosion.io i don't have to cut out the t things that i love in

we have excessive heat warning continuing for the areas shaded in red which is the north bay, the east bay interior section and santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains and diabolo range, also, the possibility this was going to be extended. sure enough, it is, until 7:00 tomorrow. it is really the east bay we have to keep an eye on or focus the next couple of days. this is how it looks from the east bay hill with cloud cover trying to climb over the hill and push in the valley and marine layer is 1,700' and it could get there temporarily. the heat is holding in the east. tomorrow it could be 40 degrees spread between the coast and the east bay valley and back to normal as we head through the weekend. by 10:00, most of the clouds are out of bay and we will see pockets of sun along the coast with greens and yellows, and those are 60's and 70's along the coast and intounin-- into te coastal valley and 90's around los gatos. mid-to-upper 80's for most of the peninsula until palo alto and upper 80's and low 90's and 80 at millbrae, at the coast, mid-to-upper 60's and mid-70's around down

the clinic in north dakota is called the red river women's clinic.argo, and we visited that clinic in january. producer rebecca dryden spoke to the clinic director about what it is like to be the one and only state in the whole state and trying to end access to legal abortion in your state by shutting you down. >> any time when the legislature meets, they absolutely know there's only one clinic. they targeted, the legislature targets us just as much and they have a lot more power and clout to make things difficult for us. and so in this next legislative session, we think a personhood bill is going to pass which would basically outlaw abortion and then somehow that would have to be tackled and fought against. and being the only clinic also would make us the ones that have to take on those challenges. that's the other big kind of downside is that when you are the only clinic, you're the one who has to step up and fight the battles and take on the challenges to do those. to fight against the legislative actions. >> that was in january. since then, the r

also some showers north of chico and redding, spinning off to the west here. it will keep the sea breeze going throughout the day and the temperatures quite cool inland for this time of year. so for the morning, low clouds across the bay. they'll stay on the coast at times heading into the afternoon. so overall, it's going to look a lot like yesterday in terms of the temperatures and cloud cover, spilling back in, and we'll wake up to more low cloud cover tomorrow. the temperatures will warm up for the second half of the week. 76 in san jose. 80 in morgan hill. 72 down in santa cruz with some sunshine for the afternoon. 70s and low 80s around the trivalley. fairly cool for this time of year and 60s towards oakland and san francisco. only 62 degrees and low to mid-70s across the north bay. so starting tomorrow now, you'll see inland spots getting back into the mid and upper 80s. after today, you can see today is certainly coolest for the next several days. the highs into the 90s on thursday. mid-90s and possibly hotter than that into the weekend. the fog sticks

north 680 heading toward red gear reports of wood. person said they got hit by some flying pieces of wood as you travel out of alamo and toward walnut creek. chp is assigned. i'll let you know if they have to do any further action. we'll look at your speeds through the area as we or looking at the tri-valley, speeds dropping for 580 and 84 through livermore. a live look at the peninsula. no problems for palo alto, 101 or 280. >>> it is 5:40 right now. decision day coming hours from now as the man accused of leaking thousands of documents to wikileaks will learn his fate. we have a live report coming for you in washington and what we may be hearing next. >>> negotiations at a standstill between b.a.r.t. and its unions. what other local transit agencies are doing today to try to avoid a traffic nightmare. >>> this morning a military judge deciding the fate of private bradley manning, the soldier charged in the largest leak of classified documents in u.s. history. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live on capitol hill this morning with w

. >> with the reds we stay to the north. >> full body but they are very silky, soft, full of antiantioxidents moving south, it only grows in a little communion called monte falco. that is supposed to be the highest of fenos. >> moving south we will go to sargeno. that's been shown to have the highest levels. there are studies going on. they are studying the family that's live there, they live to be 100, 105. >> the antioxidents can prevent cancer and cancer. >> for us italians wine is food ever since i can remember grandma, grandpa food and wine. us children we didn't have soda, water with a drop of wine. cheers to your health. fox news. >>> actress hally barry got hitched today. the owner says they had 60 guests. he said barry's wedding dress not this was long and white. she is 46 years old and she is pregnant if you didn't already know. everybody on royal baby watch. dozens of photographers and camera men are stationed outside where she is expected to give birth. prince william doesn't seem too worried the baby will be born today. he went off to play polo. most people are betting money on t

it was trying to convey a message in some of the red states like alaska, like north dakota, that it iskay to own guns it okay to use them, okay to enjoy guns, and it is also okay to support background checks. and that's what she and mark kelly were trying to do. >> she looks fantastic. as you mentioned, that right arm obviously still partially paralyzed. how did she deal with the rigors of a tour like this? >> quite well. i traveled with her on the private plane, and had some meals with her and she, you know, this was a really grueling trip. these were long flights and she really did very well. you know, she's very alert when you talk to her. it is obvious that she kind of understands the conversation happening around her and knows what's going on. she struggles still to talk, but she traveled with a speech therapist and they did some work on the plane as they were traveling between the states and so that seems to have helped her a lot. >> they're a pack. americans for responsible solutions has raised more than $11 million. you write in your story that, quote, they preach gun responsib

. >>> you're looking at dash cam footage from the patrol car of north carolina state trooper kirsten howell. she's following this red car in front of her. in fact, she's pulling this car over. inside that car, dylan parker and his girlfriend, courtney mitchell. you see her turn on her turn signal. she pulls into a parking lot. but the trooper pulls up and this strange exchange starts happening. >> passenger, please step back towards the car. >> he is now doing everything this trooper is is asking. everything trooper howell is asking. >> right there. kneel where i can see you. >> the male dylan parker is kneeling. >> driver, back to the car. >> now trooper howell is asking courtney mitchell to get out of the car. >> back. back, back, back, back. stop, stop, stop. face your boyfriend. >> are you kidding me? >> and then out comes the engagement ring. >> oh, my gosh. >> this proposal video has a remarkable twist. dylan parker was involved in an accident on august 6th of 2010. a drinking and driving related accident. dylan the admitted drinker. this was a single car accident. ended up in the hospital. was in a coma. had

and so, i am the property directly to the north and so as you can see in this image, and whether the short yellow and red line and that is where they are proposing the 639 and the three buildings to the north have a deeper set back. and and but, as you can see all of the other buildings or most of the other buildings on the block do not have a deep rear set back and a lot of these are rh 2 buildings that have two units in them and although there are single families in there as well. and here is an image from 1938, and you can see our two structures right there and none of the other buildings existed and these buildings that are outside of the code or have deep rear set backs are extremely old and they were built before the code and not only is it not logical to base the variance on the homes it is in violation of the basic california land use law. and also these structures at that time we were, they used 6 or 8 lots and you can see these huge yards. and there is again, from google maps, all of the blues of the structures and you can see the green space. finding two, unnecessary hardship, sxf that they ne

north korea seems to have been caught red handed trying to smuggle parts of a weapons system from cuba through the panama canal. panama's military seized that cargo yesterday. david martin tells us what was on the ship. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence had been tracking the ship since last week when it left cuba to transit to panama canal en route to north korea. when canal authorities stopped and searched the vessel, they found hidden beneath a cargo of sugar what panama's president silled sophisticated missile equipment. that would be a clear-cut violation of u.n. sanctions against north korea. according to panama's president, the ship's captain was so upset at being caught that he tried to commit suicide. sources said the equipment was part of a russian-made antiaircraft missile system known as the sa2 which was first fielded in the late 1950s. during the cold war the soviet union was fidel castro's chief military backer in his stand-off with the united states. and sources say the soviets provided the sa2 to cuba years ago and that cuba was now transferring it to north korea. just las

for the brothers and partners and christopher who live in albertville, a small town, red clay and five highway miles north of them. he worked for central powers, a couple miles south of man fell. we shall begin with an outline of the business arrangements between the tenants and the land owner, fletcher powers, or by their wife and four children. that is the end of the introduction. >> see you get a flavor of his writing style. i want to turn to you, hugh coming and if he would come in you know as much about james agee has anyone now. tell us whom he was kidding and not that he himself had conflict about doing this coming and about exposing these people to sort of national criticisms or national, and you know, approval, whenever there would be. one of the things agee was trying with "now let us praise famouse men" is the idea that rural poverty had become if people in the world poverty would become poster children for the depression, and looker "cotton evans in the administration to take pictures and propagandistic pictures of people and then go back and show them happy after the new deal had. they are re

redding. 113 in palm springs. death valley 126 degrees today. excessive heat advisory in effect until wednesday evening at 7:00. highs during this time period will reach 98 to 106 degrees for north bay and the santa cruz mountains live looking at ferry building from our camera we've got a first forecast warm this evening, mild tomorrow and hot again, tomorrow. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 punishment to the pilot of the oil tanker that side swiped a support tower of the bay bridge. >> then, governor brown calms it historic. education bill changing how money is spent in schools. >> and michael finney is taking your questions and will answer them here live just a little bit later. you can contact him on twitter at m finney. >> and taking a look at the

you can see we have a few showers north of chico and redding, and what's causing that is an area of low pressure sitting just off the coast. you can see here on the water vapor loop, it's helping to pump up the marine layer up to 3,000 feet tall. it will keep us cool. so today, you'll see low clouds at times sticking around the coast, the all-day sea breeze, temperatures will stay cool with misty skies and drizzle still for the peninsula and coast. and our highs will be quite cool. especially for the valleys this time of year. 76 degrees in san jose. only near 80 for the warmest places inland. antioch, pleasantton. and mid-70s around the tri-valley. low 60s from san francisco, down the coast, mid-60s around berkley. come tomorrow, inland locations starting to warm up. upper 80s wednesday. and into the 90s thursday and very likely into the beginning of next week, this weekend. could see the temperatures in the mid to upper 90s, which is precisely the way mike doesn't like it. >> no, no, yeah, yes, that's exactly right. all right. you know, we share the same weather system. i could just c

north korea said, yes, please come in. and they at least started answering again the red hot -- red cross hotline between the government. they said don't talk to the business people, talk to us, we want to talk to you saturday. waiting for a response from the north korean side. what the response was, according to the unification ministry, was that north korea wanted to have those talks not at the truce village not on the border, right on the demarcation line which was the south korea suggestion, but actually in the kaesong joint industrial zone itself, and it wanted to have the business people join the talks as well, or at least be there at the same time. apparently the south koreans are not happy with that proposal so they came back with their own counter proposal of having a talk right there with the theures that you can see of customs point inside the south korean territory where the cars and trucks that used to service the kaesong joint industrial complex used to go through. we are deep into the horsetrading. the pre-talks, preamble, if you like, but there are positive side -- signs of that the both sides are engagin

today, generally less than 10 miles an hour. 82 in up reno. 88 in redding. 76 ukiah and the warm weather down south is beginning to move north as the fog will be there. it will be thick starting tomorrow torning. it will be warmer today. mild lows this morning. i think we'll see a repeat of that again tonight and tomorrow. anywhere from 60s to 90s. clearlake's low was 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. i will tell you, they went from 49 to 64. so today will be warm. and much warmer for some inland area us. still not too bad. these are actually below average for near average for some. sunshine for parts of the coast. still a lot of fog out there. tomorrow the fog will burn off and then the 90s come back for some of the inland areas. it will be hot. clearlake, vacaville, it will be in the 100s. by the coast, not that bad as we head into the weekend. >> once again a divide -- >> 30, 40-degree spread. >>> oakland as fans will be able to get out to the ballpark earlier. the gates of the coliseum will open an hour earlier for all remaining friday home games. that will give fans the rare opportunity to watch the all- star game. cepe

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into low 80s, red 70s through pal yes alto to mountain view mid-70s in north bay. upper 60s to midz 70s, inland highs upper 70s to low 80s. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll see temperatures bouncing up to more seasonal levels by friday. inland highs into upper 80s. that tolds throughout the skbeekd into next week. warmer weather rifz for the weekends. >> still to come tonight warren buffet's newest fund-raiser. >> like a kid m a candy sfor you're the winner. >> hey, everybody, if you have to commute why not be smart? enjoy the drive. check out abc 7 news.com/contact right now and you can drive away with a smart car we'll announce the winner friday, august 2 on abc 7 morning news. be smart, enter now. >>> san francisco district attorney says he's making progress in trying to prevent cell phone thefts. last month he took nart a cell phone antitheft summit in new york city today told us apple ask samsung are now working on antitheft security feature autos we're testing some of the software we're bringing on board n case of samsung it's a combination of hardwar

north coast. all the lightning strikes just outside of redding. still severe weather. severe thunderstorms for that part of the state. current temperatures are hot inland. upper 90s to 100 degrees in fairfield. once again. no big changes there. san jose 90 degrees. oakland upper 70s. san francisco mild there, temperatures at 70 degrees. time lapse showing you this, fog near the golden gate bridge. look how shallow this is. that will be changing friday and into had weekend. the heat warning in place. we have a time this will expire. till 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. risk of heat exhaustion for the valleys, east bay, south bay and the mountains. one more day of heat across the bay area. tomorrow morning, on the mild side. 50s and 60s. that fog could be dense again. be careful driving highway 1 tomorrow morning. big drop off in visibilities. partly cloudy skies inland. livermore 66. here is our forecast model showing you the fog. pushing back into the bay at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow morning. the clouds pull back to near the shoreline. patchy fog for the beaches tomorrow. big temperature

into low 80s, red 70s through pal yes alto to mountain view. mid-70s in north bay. upper 60s to midz 70s, inland highs upper 70s to low 80s. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll see temperatures bouncing up to more seasonal levels by friday. inland highs into upper 80s. that tolds throughout the skbeekd into next week. warmer weather rifz for the weekends. >> still to come tonight warren buffet's newest fund-raiser. >> like a kid m a candy sfor you're the winner. >> hey, everybody, if you have to commute why not be smart? enjoy the drive. check out abc 7 news.com/contact right now and you can drive away smart car we'll announce the winner friday, august 2 on abc 7 morning news. it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with math... [ beeping ] ...and online gaming. and suze loves her smartphone for "social" studies... like video-chatting with sara. hi, ms. kelly. hi, sara. [ male announcer ] call to get the fastest internet for the price -- $14.95 a month for 12 months

in north carolina, a state changing but still red protesters have faithfully turned out every mondaythe extreme anti-worker anti-woman and anti-minority actions taken by the republican legislature. they're calling the entire nation's attention to the real focus of the gop. in many texas, rick perry, ted cruz texas, wendy davis rode a wave of the citizen outrage to successfully perry's latest attacks on women's health. the legislation wogs eventually pass but not before texas republicans learned there's hell to pay when you mess with texas women. and across the country, fast food workers are finding their voices and standing up to their employers demanding their humanity be recognized through the basic dignity of earning a living wage. we've also just gottennous this week a citizen led movement against rush limbaugh that sprang to life after his despicable comments about sandra fluke has persisted quietly since and had a real impact. cume mu lus media which carries his show is reportedly dropping his show at the end of the year. he will find a new home. let's hope it turns out when ci

the four democratic incumbents who are fighting for re-election in red states are the key here. kay haigen in north carolina. mary landrieu in and mark pryor in arkansas. if the democrats can win two of those, they'll probably hold on. then of course, we should mention new jersey. new jersey now has an appointee. an appointee of governor christie who is a republican but cory booker, the democrat is the odds-on favorite to win that. that would be a democratic pickup as well. >> john: all we heard last november was this was a signal republicans should pass comprehensive immigration reform. we've been talking about it all year on this show. over the weekend, john boehner refusing to answer bob schieffer over whether he favored immigration reform. at this point michael what do they get about this issue? >> you know, in one sense i'll say this one thing to my own surprise in boehner's defense which is that even if he is for it, it may be a little bit early for him to tip his hand because that gives the opposition time to generate more opposition. but, it still will remain a huge question as to whether h

north, that is not even including arizona and nevada. this is a world record breaker. tomorrow, 113 in redding, 110 in fresno. 109 in sacramento and that is not even the hottest day. that exactly on tuesday with only a couple of degrees cooler by wednesday. so, we have a week-long heatwave. unusual here in the bay area. usually we only have a couple of days, three ernight lows tomorrow. 62, i should say for tonight. average high temperature, san francisco, 57. forecasting 79 degrees for your monday. 94 degrees triple digits in morgan hill. east of the bay, 107 degrees and fairfield. as well as vacaville. 103 and walnut creek, upper 90s in napa and sonoma at 100 degrees. 101. get the picture, hot everywhere throughout the state. 107 degrees in cheer lake. this is where it gets dangerous. on -- clear lake. this is where it gets dangerous. someone's backyard will easley hit 110. these are the hottest all-time temperatures here in the bay area. especially when you keep in mind it is for a series of days. again, it is is not two days in a row it is seven-days in a row. and we have b.a.r.t on strike

red dress. thank you. to 51 negative. [applause] >> hello i am from charlotte north carolina it is good to see you fellow librarians to get an opportunity it is my pleasure to share some of the box -- books and if you outstanding ones. let me get myself set up. the first one is the natural history of canadian mammals published by the university of toronto press. this glossy page, it is a scholarly book, a hefty volume it is comprehensive and stunningly illustrated and begin it is one of the bigger bucks. it is the updated volume of an earlier publication of the same name. it begins with a general introduction of the species the way to identify a mammal and the physical features and the colors of each order fair referred to later in the pages to help other people find the mammals they are looking for. i am looking at the wrong screen that i think it's up there. right now is one of the plates of the of host animals so they get a realistic picture of those that would be considered in their. the remainder of the book covers each man will individually with a colored photograph and a description of the mammal and annotations on