, but the fellow sailers i talked to say they believe he has family in the bay area. there is no indication of what caused this boat to crash and sink. in the newsroom, ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> unseasonably cold weather will continue into your tuesday. i think by tomorrow morning, very widespread once again. the onshore breeze continues at this time. it's been with us all day long. this will also help to drive some of that deep marine layer all the way inland. fairfield reporting gusts about 30 miles an hour right now. that's really been the scene all day long. here we are this evening, along the coastline, where we've been stuck in the gray all day long. in the east bay, it came before sunset, and now is beginning to move farther inland. i think we wake up with low clouds, fog, and patchy drizzle once again. a lot like how we started this morning. our temperatures will be a lot like how we started this morning as well. 53degrees expected tomorrow morning as you get out the door in hayward, 52 for san francisco. 52 for san rafael, and 52 for vallejo. 4

, but the fellow sailers i talked to say they believe he has family in the bay area. there is no indication of what caused this boat to crash and sink. in the newsroom, ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> unseasonably cold weather will continue into your tuesday. i think by tomorrow morning, very widespread once again. the onshore breeze continues at this time. it's been with us all day long. this will also help to drive some of that deep marine layer all the way inland. fairfield reporting gusts about 30 miles an hour right now. that's really been the scene all day long. here we are this evening, along the coastline, where we've been stuck in the gray all day long. in the east bay, it came before sunset, and now is beginning to move farther inland. i think we wake up with low clouds, fog, and patchy drizzle once again. a lot like how we started this morning. our temperatures will be a lot like how we started this morning as well. 53degrees expected tomorrow morning as you get out the door in hayward, 52 for san francisco. 52 for san rafael, and 52 for vallejo. 4

the bay bridge was bound is an way better conditions below we started this morning the draft time sailer ride to the voting gave rich101 north mouse southbound has cleared up now and then of about southbound flow has cleared of now fine. in the golden gate camera piquancy we're looking at clouds and fog of the a lot cooler this afternoon alastair morton most mornings here with clouds and fog. september to announce 58 degrees in san francisco 54 in san jose. 63 and oakland's allen the '60s in napa. thomas is afternoon you'll see no more true predictor of a business or upper 90s follow it. 67 and downtown san francisco and '80s and the north brae and also the south bass fremont is pushing to 79 degrees. the school tomorrow and even thursday thursday will be below average. on saturday who have a little less falk and sunday on five is their looks pretty next. >>stanley: now for winners and losers and with ron black we lost a lot of jazz people are traveling so lost a lot of japs . amaziah analysts here domino's wants to drug companies want to give to others who can get the house. the drones

so i think the incentives will add to the regional whole sailers, they are all our platform.nar is about 80% is dealing with regional wholesalers. >> your majority owner, how does that give an advantage by being a part of it essentially? >> i think they gave us the multipoll benefit, number one it gave us a brand awareness and made us easier to fire. the second, we do have some special relationship with baido. the product can go to the chinese dealers. this gave us a boost on the topic. >> in terms of the migration to mobile, we are seeing here in the united states with many companies is that it is less profitable. they sell ads at a lower rate than a desk top. is that the case? your emphasis is on mobile apps, that is where we see the most growth. >> we think the capability is very important, where we move from, the pc to mobile. so we do our soft platform and i have very high penetration in the platform. so when we move to the mobile, we have everything in bookings. we start back in 2010. we have 20% of the mobile. i think probably by the end of the 84, we will be over 50%

sailer.ld like to ask symonds to compare the size of for thesion force invasion of sicily with normandy . were they similar or vastly different. >> obviously they were similar in terms of the fact that they defendeding on a beach, but the defenses in sicily were nowhere near as serious a problem as they were in normandy. hitler had spent a lot of money building what was building what was touted as the atlantic wall. a lot of money went into preparations at normandy. the allies worked very hard to keep that a secret, where the landing would be. the defenses at calais were much stronger than at normandy, but a were much stronger compared to sicily. sicily was a matter of logistics. getting the men as sure and keeping them supplied. they did not have to seize the beach in the same jerk only in way as at norman -- for in way as at normandy. in amphibious force protected the divisions that landed in sicily. it was a large force. seven divisions went ashore in sicily and five divisions on d-day, so

you talked about veterans, soldiers and sailers and airmen and women coming home and facing student loan -- various student loan kinds of problems, and how it's much more difficult to launch their economic lives, as senator warren said. talk to me what a credit score means to current and former military personnel who may have to pass credit checks in order in terms of security clearance and getting their economic lives in order, or both if you would. >> thank you for the question, senator there is two sides of this coin there is the security issue and there is the economic issue. on the security side, if an individual has a bad credit score, they're not going to get a good clearance. they're not going to get a clearance. that might be critical to their future in the military or even their personal future on the private side. >> have you seen anile examples of that? >> yes, absolutely. >> okay. >> and then alternatively, the economic -- the economic issue is huge. the investment that america has made in service members is ultimately crippled when these individuals cannot invest in themsel