to go right to the airport, and maybe there could be a shuttle or something, that picks up and red road city or something like that and somewhere closer to the airport. >> yeah, and we actually have to your earlier comment, and i think that i mentioned, working with sfmta staff and so we have a meeting set up with that we are scheduling now in september and we are scheduling a meeting with them in september to talk about that. and that is the one that your consultant did not use and i mentioned it a couple of times and and it was the (inaudible) on the sand and (inaudible) not a bay, or an ocean, but it seems to be very effective there. and i mean, that i, some of us, much prefer them taking a taxi. >> yeah. >> not exactly of the most pleasant of attitudes sometimes. >> thank you, very much. for a great report. >> and i am really happy to hear that the current operators are having success and i think that it is wonderful that we are looking at expanding because it is very much needed and i think that the consultants did a great job and so i really look forward to working with the commission

gerardo francisco coat ta was arrested with help from the red road city police department and the san sheriff's department. he is also facing the possibility of life imprisonment in el salvador for murder, attempted murder, aggravated theft and aggravated robbery brea. >>> international travelers can get through customs with less hassle at san jose airport. there are two global entry kiosks in the terminal. the machines allow travelers to scan their passports and answer a series of questions about what they are carrying some their luggage and the purpose for travel in the united states. it verifies the traveler by checking their fingerprint on a touch screen and checking their photo. >> we have biometrics that verify who they are. that would confirm any derogatory information in their past. >> reporter: to use the kiosk travelers must apply online with u.s. customs and border patrol. they also have to provide background information and pay a $100 fee. >>> technology, once only used in the military, is about to be available in your car. tom shows us the heads up way to get everything y

. >> we are on the road to luhansk, a city under siege. the red cross have been trying to reach the city for several days. this hospital close to the front line is running out of supplies, and are dependent on the red cross for help. >> this is what we can see, the shellings, from a medical poif. >> on a visit to kiev, the german chancellor angela merkel called for an effective ceasefire and warned that russia could face sanctions if it failed to bring about an end to the conflict. >> the plans are on the table, about how to achieve peace with each other. now actions must follow, and i think many initiatives have been taken from the ukranian side. >> in luhansk, the weak and vulnerable are suffering the most. 83-year-old annas ter was injured whilst sitting on a park bench. she will never walk again. >> high above luhansk, ukranian soldiers were poised for more shelling. this is one position used to bombard the city of luhansk, one of the last remaining separatist pockets of resistance. here, the battlefield shifts on a daily basis. >> in the near

road to luhansk. a city under siege. the red cross have been trying to reach the city for several days. route is still too dangerous. this hospital, close to the frontline is running out of supplies. they are now dependent on the red cross for help. >> most of the patients are victims of shellings, this is what we can see from medical point of view. the bot sum that one. >> reporter: on a visit to keif the german chancellor angela merkel called for an effective ceasefire, she also warned that russia could face fresh sanctions if it failed to bring about an end to the conflict. >> translator: the plan is on the table about how to achieve piecpeace with each other. now actions must follow and i than many initiatives have been taken from the ukrainian side. >> reporter: in luhansk, the weak and vulnerable are suffering the most. 83-year-old woman was severely injured while sitting on a park bench. she'll never walk again. high above luhansk, ukrainian soldiers are poised for more shelling. this is one ukrainian artillery position used to continually bombard the city of luhansk one of the l

road to luhansk. a city under siege. the red cross has been trying to reach the city for several days, and the root is still too dangerous. this hospital close to the front line is running out of supplies and they're now dependent on the red cross for help. >> more so the patients here are a victim. this is what we can see. >> reporter: on a visit to kiev german chancellor angela merkel talk about bringing an end to the conflict. >> the plans are on the able about how to achieve peace with each other. i think many initiatives have been taken from the ukrainian side. >> in luhansk the weak and vulnerable are suffering the most. 83-year-old was was severely injured while sitting on a park bench. she'll never walk again. high above luhansk ukrainian soldiers are poised for more shelling. this is one of the last remaining separatist pockets. here in eastern ukraine the battlefield shifts on a daily basis. >> reporter: in the nearby town locals are celebrating their allegiance to kiev. the town was recaptured by ukrainian forces. >>

red pepper since the conflict began. they like other farmers are absolutely terrified of israeli air strikes. air strikes have targeted vehicles along the road into gaza city. farmers' buildings have been destroyed. a number of farmers have been killed in the fields or while driving to the market in gaza city with their produce. in ooltin another field we finde people. the harvest this year have been poor. they have been too scared to come and tend their crops. >> translator: the harvest is bad because we haven't been here for a month. there's no water to irrigate the plants. we invested all our money into this crop. we are afraid to bring our sons to help because of the bombs. >> reporter: providing food for gaza's 1.8 million people is hard enough under israel's blockade. it is even tougher now. trucks were bringing food in before the fighting started, now it's as little as 40. people are stocking up on as much produce and as quickly as they can. there were air strikes close by as we filmed. >> the traders shelter because they come under the no electricity no water no gas it's a disaster. >> reporter: these mangos and neus numerous fruit are imported fro

road closures around the city. so if you want to avoid the area, you see in red here on the map.he route. 13.1 miles it started at 7:00 a.m. at franco gala plaza. looping around the city and ending back at the plaza. so it's 8:21, an hour and 21 minutes. lisa and i would be long down. >> are you kidding in. >> very fast. >> as we eat our candy here. >> you know, it's going to be a beautiful day with sunshine in oakland later on. right now, lots of clouds, you can see behind us, low clouds and fog. leer in san francisco, the warm spot today, our east bay valleys. it's not going to get too warm out there. just on the edge of your screen. live doppler 7 hd you can see cloud cover and a twist in the clouds. will allow for an area of low pressure to get a little closer tomorrow and that's going to bring a slight cooldown. from our roof camera, you can see things are quite still we're looking at 58 in gilroy, 57, half moon bay and mild anywhere san carlos, and san jose. still cloudy there. and just off to the right of mount diablo. this view from our east bay hills camera and this beau

city. >>> work crews are paving roads this afternoon. this road and few others on the outskirts of town had dramatic cracks in the pavement. engineers say the underlying structures are okay. >>> a red-tagged target store, a large crack was found at the front of the store in all that stone work. workers who showed up for their shifts were sent home. >>> as we say, clean up well underway in napa. how residents are sorting through broken furniture, some shattered glass to salvage what they can. >>> the bay area is connected by bridges. how far they moved when the ground trembled. >>> the wine is flowing after bottles and barrel go tumbling in the earthquake. how competitors are turning to each other for help. ,,,,,, to go home. their homes are among the ds structures arou >>> some napa quake victims still have no idea when he shall or if they'll be able to -- when or if they will be able to go home. >> the damage is so bad it is toucannous to go inside so they are red-tagged. >> kpix 5's mike sugerman. one woman is out of her home and office. >> last count we had 49 red- tagged buildings. many of them are homes. many of them are offices. only one was both. >> this is what a red-tagged

red coats marched on this very same roadway. >> landed at near benedict, marched along the road to washington, d.c. ultimate thely occupying the cityurning significant buildings there such as the capitol building and the white house. >> reporter: mainly fighting great britain at time. but in the heavy fire our knewly formed country finally came together and out of this war also came a song that unified us all. so when you pass this, you will now know what exactly it stands for. stephanie ramirez. >>> also in honor of the bicentennial receiving a special book that he wrote. it will allow students to visit the places in our area that already all apart of the war of 1812. >>> here come the grooms, here come the brides or are they? will gray marriage proceed in virginia tomorrow? at the fairfax county courthouse. >>> former governor bob mcdonald takes the stand in his defense. what he's telling the jury. >>> the cones have been sitting here on the street marking the pot hall for nearly seven months. >>> the supreme court puts a halt for now on same sex marriages in virginia. thank you for joining us this evening. >> courthouses has bee

it's still blocks lane's in castro valley and red wood backing up traffic to ease canyon road on the dublin grave. >>: and george: the six cities the bay bridge west on is surprisingly 80 as low as approach. set 92 and the san mateo bridge this last an improvement for the drives. it's no wonder backed up and don't laundered stop and go conditions as the drive times move below 15 minutes. the 1192 interchange will be slow. >>: erica: i told you so george pripet the asphalt is really clearing fast. but as you take a look at the temperatures they are on the rise here. 63 right now unconquered as we head into the afternoon by lunchtime expect partly cloudy conditions. we will hold onto 60s along the peninsula. will continue to a seat '70s along the east bay's shoreline. but the inland spots away from the coast line we will see the upper 80s. temperatures are near seasonal today. settles may at 81. evergreen 87. >>: in error,: livermore 87 downtown san francisco into the upper 60s and 73 year high and oakland. your seven they run the bank forecast will see temperatures slightly go into the weekend all and all very comfortable condit

city. we will go out to reading, look at these wet roads. we have seen quite a bit of rain through reddingtemperatures at 67 degrees. and through philadelphia the conditions look fine at this point but notice that we have some showers out there, on storm scan three to the the north and west and they have been pouring town through that reading area. this area has in the been really, too happy to move out of there so that is why we will continue to see that rain, continuing to come down, expect to find this around the reading area with heavier rain showers there as well and this is going to be moving in towards the fail area so weather changes various times today depending where you are. here's a look moving down closer to philadelphia, norristown starting to pick up at least a couple of sprinkles at this point and you could get more than that even out of it. we have temperatures in the 60's right now, poconos have dropped down in the 50's at 59 degrees. sixty-eight out at the airport in philadelphia and it will be a cool afternoon. temperatures today getting to 77 degrees. mostly cloudy ski

road for 7 games. kansas city royals as larry mentioned won 7 straight. this is a test forth a's 1st inning. omar being faced. redding throwing. no he doesn't. loses the handle. see that and he goes to third. he would later score. top 2. gordon. great sliding diving catch. bottom of the second. i'll see sing toll center. 2 nothing royals. donovan surrender 2 hits in 6 innings this is one of them. moss with bases loaded in the third. 2 outs 2 run single ties its up. same score in the seventh. escobar again. to center. test the rate arm of cocoa crisp. he will easily beat the throw. 3-2 lead mav to the 9th. tying run on second. steven vogt deep to right center. but not deep enough t.grab to end it. he's jacked. team overtaken to detroit 6 back celebration and 3-2 the final. lester on the hill tomorrow nature for the a's. >> frainers and ravens wrapping up the third and financial day of joint practice just outside of baltimore. head coach john and jim harbaugh very pleased with the results. both teams get a chance to face off against own team mates intensity level up at practice. and younger players gauged out of the co

revenues have been down, a lot of cities in the area, went to aggressive ticketing on the speed enforcement. red light cameras and speed cameras that actually sit on the roadl of that is a culmination of what we see in protests. >> that's going to do it for this edition of the daily rundown. coming up next, jose diaz-balart will have more from ferguson, and also a news conference with the american doctor with ebola who will be discharged today from that hospital. ffee with ro, one large mocha latte, medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, two espressos. make one a double. she's full and focused. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, a medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. heh, heh. that's not the coffee talkin'. [ female announcer ] start your day with kellogg's frosted mini wheats cereal. with whole wheat goodness on one side and a hint of sweetness on the other, it's a delicious way to get the nutrition you want. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arth

. >> reporter: city inspectors spread out across the area red tagging homes that are just too dangerous to go inside. they will likely be torn down. between cracked roads and broken gas lines, fema says the earthquake destruction could cost $1 billion to fix. most homes don't have scenes this dramatic. still bernie bishop says he believes the damage is actually more widespread than reported. >> coming to work today, like every other house looks like it's off its foundation. every other street has a river of water going down it, you know? there's pipes broken everywhere. >> reporter: the man who lives here, bradley, you heard from him at the beginning of the piece, he was with homeless last night. he was able to recover some things. back to you. >> and ryan, being red-tagged doesn't necessarily mean the building is coming down. >> reporter: right. not necessarily. it can be reinspected. the homeowner and the business owner want a second look but looking at houses like this one, which is near downtown, and some of the other historic buildings around downtown, they might not have -- they might not be as lucky. >> all right. ryan takeo live in napa. thank

road. as you said, you can see some of the red light cameras behind me. now all of mill bray's three cameras are located at three spots along millbray avenue. the cityffice went to police with part of the spike and have some of the information but not all. >> when we staked out the location two cars ran red lights but no light flashes indicating the cameras had caught the violators. the red light camera did flash, however, when this bicyclist entered the intersection. owen mendlon is an attorney whose cases include red light camera tickets. >> it's not foolproof. it's a machine. and machines are not foolproof. >> reporter: there may be more evidence of that. this is one of three intersections where the cameras are located, this one and the 101 off ramp and at el xheepo. highwayrobbery.net is a blog that monitors red light cameras all over california. last week its sent a note to the souns teague there was a huge spike. in up a the cameras generated 667 tickets and in may a whopping jump of 1,525 tickets. that's 856 tickets more than the previous month. in fact, more than double the number. san mateo county sheriff's office which has a contract for p

city officials now estimate the damage to private homes and businesses is $300 million. keep in mind, that does not include public buildings, roads, or utilities. vallejo today said it had red tagged 11 buildings, another 155 structures were yellow tagged, many because of chimney danger. and the highway patrol has released the 911 calls in the moments after that 6.0 earthquake hit on sunday morning. >> there's nobody else here. >> i think we have a broken water main here or gas. >> we have a gas leak. the house is going to explode. >> it's my daughter-in-law and my son can't get through to 911 and she's passed out. >> the chp received 494 calls in the first hour after the earthquake. they say their lines were jammed mostly asking questions about the quake which tied up their lines. 911 calls should be restricted to emergencies only, not just information requests. >>> the napa region is racing now to get back in business. but folks there are dealing with a lot of quake damage to buildings. this map i want to show you explains where the red tag buildings are clustered in the downtown area. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has more on the repairs in napa. >> reporter: this ma

long road to recovery in vallejo >> : back and not blood inspectors conducted got second round of damage structures there. they determine that there are more than 800 buildings in the city with redare on the red tag list the mean the structure is uninhabitable on hacked and uninhabitable. it's i mean that use caution >> : the city says more people calling for the inspectors to come out to check their homes make sure they're safe officials asking people be patient because they are backlogged >> : they will get to every home >> : and in the stanley roberts cup coming to the bay area the help raise money for quake victims and nappa across senseless team general manager for his trucks is bring the cup to the map of west on saturday from 5:08 p.m. into a picture with the stanley roberts cup and a donation to assist quake victims >> : the silicon also will be in seven rows of sunday at snoopy from town morning to one in the afternoon >> : the birthday of hot as some of its battle warm because of low cloud coverage the bay of them expect that it is still 96 and sent manioc 92 out in pleasanton. a reason the south bay. a technical or at the coast again because a low cloud coverage you c

road heading down into redwood city. it will be a tough one. but i go back to this map. as you can see, most of it is showing red280, 101, 85, you know, if you want to get out there, it's about normal. if you have the time to spare and can work from home, you might want to consider that. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 traffic is moderately heavy. an earlier problem near the bridge. it's gone. traffic is slow. 20-minute drive time at the bay bridge toll plaza, we do have a backup of 25, 30 minutes now. yesterday those metering lights were not working. right now, i see some slow traffic even here in the carpool lanes. you can see that. gonna try to get to the bottom of that for you. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome, steve. >>> mostly sunny already. the fog on monday went way inland. temperatures dropped far below average. fog burned off sooner. it's been cut in half. most of the fog, about san francisco, marin coast. south of that, it's very thin. there are areas where it's burned off or they had it for an hour. now it's gone. over the bay, not that much. the low whic