you look at a range of sea level rise. so, 20 65, the lowest 7 inches we're okay. 20 65 [speaker not understood], 17 inches, we plan for 28. you can see flooding in the area. the park will not flood -- this is a tool that we've been using in engineering and planning. its doesn't account for the new construction. there's 20 65 with 33 inches. so, considerable flooding in the area. and if we want to look at 2100 what the maximum projection is, we have problems. so, this goes to show what some of the challenges are taking projects forward right now with the sea level rise guidance. and if we're looking at individual projects we're only looking at small pieces of the puzzle. this is one small piece of the puzzle of the creek. it's a park. it looks like it's good till 20 65. we can make it good till 20 5. people can enjoy it through then ~. it is currently not being used for public open space at all. so, it seems like it's a good use of funds. we're not building a building out there or anything that's highly critical infrastruc

the sea level rise presentation next. just wanted to show you this area of [speaker not understood] creek. the project was designed based upon criteria that we had been using of 16 inches of rise by 20 50, 55 inches by 20 '02 100. we look at the design life project, 50 year design life, takes us out to 20 65. we're looking about 28 inches of see level rise by that point. ~ sea level rise by that point. this is a low lying area of the city ~. and this particular location between two bridges at illinois street and third street is a low spot. we designed the park to kind of raise that area up such that by 20 65 we meet the criteria to prevent overtoppingusing the 28 inches. i'll just throw up a couple slides with the current criteria which changed a little bit, but not too much. here's the 100 year still water inundation map at 2015. so, when the project is built. and you can see there's a little dot in the center of the screen. that's the project location. there are some areas of flooding along the creek. this project is no

so is arctic sea ice. just how fast is the sea ice melting? research scientist julienne stroeve is working with the national science foundation to find out. >> i know the importance of snow and ice in helping regulate the planet's temperature, it's one of the reasons i went into studying snow and ice because it's very important to our climate system. and i don't think it really was until about 2002, 2003 that we started to really start paying attention to what's happening in the arctic, because before that we would have, you know, we'd have low sea ice in the 1990s and then it would be followed by a high sea ice year, but what started happening in 2000 is you'd have a low sea ice year and another low sea ice year, and it just kept happening and happening year after year. and that was the thing we hadn't seen before, at least during the last sort of 50 years of data collection. and then when 2007 happened, where you had 26% drop from the previous september in 2006, and everybody was like, what is going on? 'cause nobody expected that large of a

sea level rise is sort of separate, separate issue as raising sea level. i haven't seen anything that has indicated the tsunami danger has increased because of sea level. >> that would be climate change. i just want to thank you. i want to thank the other departmental representatives and other staff that have participated. it's really, once again, i always like to say san francisco seems to be a bit ahead of the curve in so many important things and i think this is another example. unfortunately we're still a little bit behind, but certainly ahead of most others. i also appreciate the emphasis on science. i think other states and cities might take a lesson. will there be some adjustment on the issue of science, will there be some adjustment the ability to adjust the potential new research and new information comes in that might potentially impact some of the determinationses? i know we're taking ~ one approach now, but will there be a way to adjustor revisit whether those are the right number? >> absolutely. the reason why we call it guidance is because it

o sea. >> o sea.o me habÍas dicho nada? ¿cÓmo, no nos vamos a reÍr juntos? ¿no vamos a twittear todo? ubica esto. fri, fri, fri. >> no puedes decirme que no te pasa nada si te estoy viendo la cara. ve. tus ojos tan bonitos estÁn que se cierran de lo agÜitado. ¿quÉ tienes, mi hija? >> nada, papÁ, no tengo nada, ¿verdad, carmela? >> pues con la pena, pero como lupita no se lo va a decir, se lo voy a decir yo. >> carmela. >> ¿carmela quÉ? la seÑora esa, la ana sofÍa, le dijo a mi niÑa que estÁ jugando con alejo y con miguel Ángel. que anda con los dos al mismo tiempo y que todo lo hace para salir de pobre, hÁgame el favor. >> ¿eso te dijo la vieja esa? >> papÁ, es que-- >> ¿papÁ quÉ? >> en pocas palabras: la vieja esa tratÓ a mi lupita como si fuera una cualquiera. y no sabe las ganas que tengo de desmechonear a la copetona esa por igualada, por lengua larga, por canija, por boquifloja. >> no le haga caso. las cosas no estÁn como para hacer mÁs grande el borlote. de todos modos, ya le dejÉ bien claritas

living on the sea. sounds like a life of adventure and fun. but for one family who found themselves stranded in the middle of the pacific ocean with a sick child, their family adventure turned into a national flashpoint, and they aren't alone. there are others living their lives away from the safety of the shores. abc's reena ninen hops on board with one set of aquatic parents and kids. >> reporter: on deck, this might look like a fun family vacation. but below deck, severely cramped quarters for this family of five. but it's home for this family, who ten months ago sold everything they have to live at sea with their three young children. >> we all sat down and said, this is not really the way we want to raise our kids. so this plan was not pretty much for us, it's kind of more for them. >> reporter: they've stocked the boat with everything, food, tools, even duct tape. >> we've seen a lot of movies. >> reporter: they say they're prepared for whatever mother nature sends their way. at arm's reach, jugs of sun tan lotion, a trauma style medical

it's a really big deal i mean so far we've seen smaller companies like kickstarter and at sea and bit torrent and these other web companies that are still largely considered startups call for title two reclassification but we haven't seen the big players yet and so that means are really starting to see the tides turn. and we hope that other companies will follow i mean it's usually a domino effect this is what happened with sopa and pipa one large internet company you know signed on to the fight and then also saw google and wikipedia and all these others start to black out their sites and join the fight as well for people who you know don't know what we're talking about what george title to reclassification actually mean what does that mean in the legal and academic. zones and what is it going to mean for a person who's watching the show right now and you know is is an internet user. sure well you know just zooming out to begin right now the f.c.c. doesn't have the authority that it needs to stop companies like comcast and horizon that we pay every month to give us internet from offer

and what is going on the seas at the beginning of the war in 18 the 12. europe is still very much in the throes of events that napoleon brought to fruition and the british have had their attention elsewhere. but as we come to the end of 1812 and the beginning of 1813, the british can now turn their attention to the problem spots in america. and so they head to maryland and they begin making sporadic raids along maryland's coastline and one of those was in grace, maryland, and this was where the british came in and they blindsided the residents and this was a propaganda about the brutality of the british but in this raid one man came to be celebrated and he was a resident of hsvard grace and we were lucky enough to have the sword presented to him. john o'neal was a resident of havard grace and he was being captured by the british trying to defend his city and his daughter matilda came and was pleading for the british officers for the safe release of her father and it's the two of them who to this day are immortalized in havard grace during that raid by the

traficado como seres humanos, sea abusado, sea ultrajado, sea vendido en las calles de este paÍs o cualquier, y que familias de estos paÍses decidan que todavÍa es seguro enviar a sus niÑos aquÍ a los estados unidos y que lo van a seguir haciendo y que miles van a seguir llegando. >> mire, yo entiendo ese argumento, pero no tenemos que tomar los derechos de los niÑos y echarlo a un lado para asegurar de que nuestro proceso trabaje de una manera mÁs rápida. tÚ puedes ser rÁpido en el proceso judicial y darle una audiencia judicial mÁs pronto y más rÁpida, y quiero ser claro, no vine aquÍ para explicar ni apoyar la ley, pero nuestra ley es clara. jorge, 95 % de esos niÑos nunca van a resolver un alivio a su situaciÓn inmigratoria, todos estÁn en proceso de deportaciÓn en este momento, y aÚn despuÉs de su audiencia ante la corte, el 95% de ellos van a ser ordenados deportados, por eso yo no quiero que vengan, y yo me uno a todos aquellos que dicen: "niÑos y padres, no mandan a sus hijos aquÍ, porque no se resuelve absolutamente nada". nÚmero uno, los coyotes y los traficantes humanos nos van a

flows out now of sea level rises. you can't open that floodgate anymore what are you going to do and so you're going to have to build pumps to try to pump and pump the water out if you're building the pump ten years from now when sea levels risen another foot in your canal is that much more challenging it becomes that much more expensive you build you build the pumping station now or you deal you know you deal with additional canals you do that right now you start that infrastructure now it's much cheaper and so it's perfectly analogous and this is really in miami needs to respond this is really kind of a conservative solution i mean you're asking the governor to do the thing that's going to cost the state the least amount of money professor ben exactly thanks so much for being with us tonight. thank you appreciate coming up i'll be answering your questions and taking your comments in tonight's your take my take the law. we welcome aaron nate and abby martin to be terrific hosts on the our team network. it's going to

sea isle 69. reading, 69 and allentown, 66. 9:00 a.m., 73, lots of high clouds, lunchtime, 78, there's that high around 3:00 p.m. of 82. coming up we have a lot of weekend clouds as i talking about and then i meant turns hotter, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, along with that comes the humidity and the possibility of thunderstorms. i'll have all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a little bit. >> the big story on "action news" is the latest on in the investigation of the malaysia airline passenger jet that was shot down over ukraine. world leaders are demanding that independent investigators be given immediate unrestricted access to the crash site. more than two dozen officials from u.n. security and cooperation in europe arrived yesterday. rebels only allowed them to conduct a superficial inspection. the u.n. reiterated what president obama said that the rocket fired from the jet was likely from pro russian separatists. samantha powers said they initially claimed

o sea, ¿cuÁl es ese secreto?je: "quiero fusionar asÍ como lo puso Él", no, al contrario, y creo que de eso se trata la mÚsica, ¿no? de darle un poquito de mÍ al pÚblico. >> todos sabemos que los millones que te estÁn viendo, que estÁn viendo esta entrevista, no pueden cantar como tÚ y que tienen que escoger otra cosa, tienen que escoger estudiar en lugar de hacer lo que tÚ haces, ¿no? y tÚ te la jugaste, apostaste y te la jugaste. si te hubiera salido mal te hubiera ido muy mal, ¿no? >> cada historia es diferente para cada persona, y creo que no lo veo como que: "ah, soy cantante, soy el mejor y tÚ eres normal", no, creo que cada persona es especial y creo que cada persona tiene como que un motivo en la vida, sea, un doctor, sea un abogado, creo que cada persona tiene como que ese algo y ese don para poder ayudar a una persona, y creo que para mÍ fue la mÚsica y espero poder como que hacer algo positivo con lo que estoy haciendo ahora. >> y termino, son mÁs de tres millones de seguidores ahora en twitter. >> sÍ,

they looked across the sea and grinned.would on the beaches and even death himself would stand amazed. yet faint across the groaning of the sea came the thin thunder of a massive power. drawn from the great peoples of the earth, it gathered in the ancient ports of england. ♪ >> it was a funny sort of feeling marching down to the ships. we had done it plenty of times of course, on the scenes and that sort of thing. they didn't tell us this was the big show. might have been another exercise. some of the chaps cracked gags. i think we all guessed. the general feeling was get in there and get it over with. even waiting for a bus, never could stand it. well, after a bit our ship found its place in the middle of all the rest. there we stayed for days. >> they gave us the final briefing then. we knew what to do and how, they told us where and when, that's a briefing. i listened to every word. wrote it down in my head like a record and it kept playing over and over again. beach in the morning. ever since i became a soldier, they we

. >> thanks for the sea breeze. >> indeed, we have the low clouds this morning been and all day sea breeze will which will bring a big drop in the inland temperatures yesterday going above 100 degrees in livermore, not today. you can sigh the culprit there, the low clouds sweeping across san francisco all the way over to the east bay and into hayward and oakland and emeryville many morning. san jose the exception to the rule. you have clear skies for the moment, but it's that stronger sea breeze really taking an edge off the heat? and it's an all-day event. obviously it's a low cloud cover, west wind at 14 miles per hour, and emeryville looking back across the bay, nothing but clouds for the moment, west wind at close to ten miles per hour. so coastal mist and low clouds will be an all day event. patchy low clouds inland, breaking up around lunchtime then the afternoon, most of the valley temperatures today, 80s and still a slight chance of getting into the low 90s perhaps around pleasanton for the afternoon. high pressure which has been quite strong over the last few days has weakened. it

they fired short-range ballistic missiles into the sea of japan. the latest launches come a day before the chinese president, xi jinping is scheduled to visit south korea to meet with park geun-hye. the latest launches appear to be an attempt to pressure china's leaders. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back with more of your updates at the top of the hour. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. tonight, first a conversation with ron capps director of the veterans writing project about his memoir serious li not lrt fooy not all right five wars in 10 years which takes a look at how the trauma of war continues to plague our soldiers. a veteran of afghanistan. >>> then we will talk to arturo sandoval, from north america and we're pleased he will join our studios and a performance from arturo sandoval coming up right now. ♪ ♪

aunque el Último incidente permanece en investigaciÓn y su padre podrÍa ser acusado de homicidio ya seas mueren alrededor de 40 aÑos en un vehÍculo. >> es sÚbito y en pocos minutos puede producir un choque cerebral debido a la insolaciÓn. >> el problema es tan grande que organizaciones han creado videosque advierten sobre los trÁgicos riesgo de dejar un niÑo dentro de un claro supuesto a temperaturas que sobrepasan los 74 grados ya que es igual que meterlo dentro de un horno. segÚn las estadÍsticas de la muerte debe 1998 a la fecha se han reportado 500 vÍctimas infantiles alrededor del paÍs a pesar de que algunos casos fueron vistos con sospecha en la mayorÍa sea demostrado que no hubo negligencia criminal y que estos niÑos murieron vÍctimas de un descuido. >> me rompe el corazÓn porque no creo que la intenciÓn de ningÚn padre sea que su bebÉ se le olvide en el auto o que tenga consecuencias terribles. >> este psicÓlogo nos dice que olvidar a un niÑo dentro de un carro por mÁs insÓlito que parezca que es un fenÓmeno que podrÍa pasarle a cualquiera bajo determinadas circunstancias. >> yo

o sea, ya pasÓ muchÍsimas horas, ¿dÓnde puede estar miguel Ángel?con los menchaca primero y si eso pasa, ahÍ le van a decir lo de tu mamÁ. >> ¿y si no aparece? ¿por quÉ no mejor llamamos a la "polisuqui" o decimos lo del alerta--? >> no, no, calma, calma, calma. tenemos que esperar mÍnimo 24 horas para dar aviso de su desapariciÓn pero con suerte y se manifiesta antes. >> ah, muy bien, minerva. eres rubia, pero no eres tan tonta. ahora habrÁ que esperar hasta maÑana. >> ¿y por quÉ? >> ¿cÓmo por quÉ, maldita bruja? para que nadie sospeche que fue planeado. todo debe parece completamente natural a pesar de que lo hayan hecho dos plÁsticas como ustedes. >> no, no, plÁstica, tu abuela. >> ¡callate--! >> ¡no, a mi mamÁ la respetas! >> ¡ya, cÁllense los dos, caramba! >> escÚchenme bien lo que van a hacer. >> la verdad es que nomÁs de saber que miguel Ángel sigue sin aparecer, no pude pegar ni el ojo en toda la noche. >> ay, mi hijita. >> ten, hijo. >> oye, mÁ, ¿cuÁndo voy a ver a mi papÁ? no me digas que no sabes cuÁndo porque siempre me dices que tienes

sea breeze is out there, running weaker than yesterday. inland temperatures especially will really see those numbers climb on up. there's a look at the fog right now. san francisco over toward oakland, down the coast into santa cruz, breaking out some sunshine right around lunchtime. so the short-term forecast, areas of mist and drizzle for the morning and as early as noon, out toward the tri-valley, we'll already see 90s. with some clearing out on the coast. watching out for that late-day sea breeze, breezy and dry, still well into the mid 90s inland. the other component changing up in the next 24 hours, mid-level moisture out of southern california that could spill closer to the bay area. right now, our main concern, obviously, is the fog and the mist we're seeing along the coast. later today you may notice high clouds out of the east. this will trigger showers. some of that may spill over to the coastal range. given how dry things are at ground level, drought ongoing across the state is that we could see lightning strikes that have the

o sea incluso si usted observa es gaza de noche hay pocas luces.acta sobre la situaciÓn de agua porque no hay elÉctricidad para bombear el agua ni siquiera las aguas malas, entonces hay un deterioro en las condiciones de vida que eso tambiÉn puede afectar la moral de la gente. incluso si uno va a los supermercados hay un sentimiento de pÁnico en algunos. cosas como el agua embotellado se acaba hay filas inmensas en las maÑanas y en en las tardes para comprar pan tambiÉn. >> ambos lados acusados de cometer muertos uno pudiera pensar que es una guerra desiguald. >> muy desigual. del lado israelÍ 56 de los 59 muertos han sido soldados israelÍes. del lado palestino segÚn las naciones unidas el 75 % han sido cual civiles es una guerra desigual donde por el lado palestino los civiles estÁn pagando el costo mÁs alto en el campo de batalla tambiÉn es una guerra asimÉtrica una guerra de guerrillas. de parte de hamas enfrentados con uno de los ejÉrcitos mÁs sofisticados del mundo. el ejÉrcito israelÍ, el ejÉrcito israelÍ dice que quieren utilizar armas de pr

que este no seas tú.esca garantizada. ♪ ¿qué tal los dos? ♪ nuevo tide pods free & gentle. sin tintes ni perfumes, para obtener una limpieza más profunda que con el detergente líder libre de tintes y perfumes, siendo aún delicado con tu piel. ♪ nuevo tide pods free & gentle. prueba lo mejor de ambos mundos. ♪ ♪ >> bueno, es una realidad la situaciÓn de los niÑos la frontera es alarmante, sin duda en nuestro compromiso es aclarar todas las dudas que puedan surgir sobre este tema controversial. tenemos a nuestra abogada jessica domÍnguez con toda la informaciÓn, te agradecemos muchÍsimo que estÉs con nosotros, tomen lÁpiz y papel, para hablar de este tema tan importante. tenemos entendido que los niÑos deben presentarse ante un juez, para lo que sepan, y ahora las autoridades migratorias quieren darle prioridad a estos casos, pero no todos estÁn contentos, por quÉ? >> se debe a una nueva pÓliza federal que le dicen a los jueces de migraciÓn que deben resolver los casos lo mÁs pronto posible, y problema es q

o sea, ya es para preocuparnos, ¿no crees?quÉ flojera volver al mundo pequeÑo burguÉs y capitalista que llevÁbamos antes. o sea, en la sociedad de consumo y asÍ. >> bueno, tÚ porque eres una populista, pero yo estoy sÚper hiper mega "happy", o sea, volver a nuestra sÚper "house", volver a comer pan francÉs, regresar a mi "depto" en new york, comer en restaurantuquis, no en fondas, ¿no? viajar a europa, volver a ser el mi rey de mi reyes, fri. >> bueno, ya visto asÍ, pues sÍ me late, ¿eh? onda, ir otra vez a mis marchas en mi carro Último modelo y tener un telÉfono inteligente tipo para twittear contra la tauromaquia y asÍ. asÍ estÁ padre. >> sÚper padre. >> mega padre. >> no, hiper sÚper padrÍsimo. ¡iuju! >> chale. >> ay, chiqui, ay. estamos solos tÚ y yo. ay, solos para amarnos de aquÍ al infinito y mÁs alla. >> [ronca] >> eres un patÁn, es que ni dormido me pelas. pero al menos me queda la enorme satisfacciÓn de saber que si no eres para mÍ, tampoco vas a ser para la chamagosa fritanguera. ahÍ te ves. >> seÑora, ¿ya se va? >

beach haven, all this activity is rushing out to sea. it's moving east/northeast at 35 miles per hour. if you're loving in lbi or down for the day you'll see wind gusts 35 to 40 miles per hour in the next 20 minutes or so, drenching downpours and all that works its way off the coast. here's the wilder view on satellite and radar. we can see holes in the clouds across central pennsylvania as this cluster dives to the south and east, a warm front will lift through, it will be very soupy and tropical, once that complex pushes away we'll see the return of sunshine by midday, you get the two interacting that's the recipe for potential problems late this afternoon and into the evening. future tracker 6 this model is showing chance of isolate thunderstorm. it will be 25 to 30% chance. in the evening, it's the greatest chance of redevelopment of the storms. even though this model is not showing it, accuweather feels it will start out by 9:00 a.m. and lifting north and east by midnight. overnight tonight, with the secondary development of showers

justo y que el hecho de que saul alvarez sea un idolo del box, no influya en su sentencia y que le seal canelo por knock out lorena cada vez ms personas alrededor del mundo estn conectadas a travs de redes sociales como facebook, twitter, instragram... entre otras... juanfra pero lo que muchos desconocen es que las fotos que usted sube a esas redes sociales pueden ser no slo pblicas... sino usadas por otras personas e incluso compaÑas para diferentes propsitos... lorena csar rodrguez nos dice cmo usted puede protegerse... take pkg juanfra --- tiempo de la pausa... no se mueva porque tenemos una hora ms de informacin para ustedes aqu en noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion... take vo ---cierran varias playas del area de la bahia y autoridades lanzan una advertencia a la poblacin.. los detalles en solo minutos.. take nats - wait for cue lorena ---el alguacil "joe arpaio" se ve envuelto en una nueva polmica.. ya le contamos por que.. segment ends athan caminamos para dar esperanza a las familias por una cura por sus sueños por su salud por una vida mejor nosotros caminamos para ayudar a

an island adrift in southern seas. it's australia, the giant down under. step ashore and you'll find a young nation with all the gifts of the modern age. but move beyond the cities and an ancient land awaits, one nearly as old as the earth itself. australia is a puzzle put together in prehistoric times. and the clues that unlock the mystery can be found scattered across australia's sunburnt face. i'm richard smith, and this is an amazing country. i'll show you that every rock has a history, every creature a tale of survival against the odds. join me on an epic journey across a mighty continent and far back in time. of all continents on earth, none preserve the great saga of our planet and the evolution of life quite like this one. nowhere else can you so simply jump in a car and travel back to the dawn of time. in this episode, the beginning of it all. from a cosmic maelstrom, a planet is born. this is no paradise, but somehow, life gains a toehold, then is nearly frozen out. this is the tale of the first australians, how they survived and flourished. from

and the sea breeze 2:30 at the shore mid 70s.reme heat or humidity we have an air quality alert day, ozone action day, groups that are sensitive to the weather that tends to sway towards air quality limit outdoor activities because of a lack of wind and why it will be a little stagnant in the delaware vaelley. the 5day at five forecast sunday more humid and 89. more uncomfortable outside. and forth and west could be a spotty storm. very unsettled monday into tuesday upper 80s into 90s. and wednesday, gradual clearing and high of 80 degrees. and the seven-day in the next half-hour. >> thank you. >>> and how much more to come at 5:00. local groups rally as the conflict in the middle east continues. what the prime minister is saying about the continued firefight up next. >>> and concerns about laundry packets getting into the hands of children. >>> and an expensive ♪ >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jamie apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again. here's what is happening on "action news" ton

o sea, si chÁvez aguantÓ, ¿por quÉ no aguantÓ maduro? luis, ¿quÉ estÁ pasando con la oposiciÓn? he entrevistado a varios miembros de la oposiciÓn en venezuela y siempre les pregunto cuÁl es la salida, o sea, quÉ es lo que quieran, y esa es mi pregunta para ti, ¿cuÁl es la salida hoy en venezuela? o sea, obviamente no es democrÁtico para nadie jamÁs proponer un golpe de estado, si eso estÁ descartado, ¿quÉ queda? >> yo creo que es el momento de que de abajo hacia arriba se haga sentir la necesidad de un cambio, por supuesto tambiÉn en el marco de la constituciÓn, hay 100 diferentes vÍas, tÚ las conoces. nuestra constituciÓn... hasta el propio presidente puede renunciar. yo le ruego, por el amor de dios, que renuncie, que nos la ponga un poco mÁs fácil, que pase a la historia como el hombre que logrÓ, permitiÓ a los venezolanos una transiciÓn a un futuro mejor. >> o sea, le estÁs pidiendo a maduro que renuncie. >> sÍ, sí, por favor. >> algo asÍ como lo que hizo el Último papa. >> o el rey juan carlos. >> o sea, por ahora lo que te queda po

the sea breeze kicking in. we have seen some gusts this morning over 30 miles per hour through fairfield as the sea breeze is working its way through the valleys. monsoonal clouds making for interesting days. that's moving out. still clinging to the high sierra nevada but skies will be mostly sunny this afternoon. warm inland up in the 80s but temperatures cooling down a bit. 60s and 70s around the bay and then 60s and low clouds and fog hugging the coastline today even drizzle there. temperatures out the door mainly in the 50s this morning. the breeze is kicking up in spots. it will be about 79 degrees this afternoon, very comfortable and sunny in san jose. 75 a little breezy into vallejo and about 64 and cool in san francisco. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. and they reopened that connector ramp in the maze. they opened it a little early. so if you are trying to get to emeryville from the east bay westbound 580 to eastbound 80 connector is open. no u-turns in the bay bridge toll

high winds at the shore, high seas as well. the shore will be the most impacted by hurricane arthur. coming up, we'll talk more about the shore in detail and what the rest of us can expect as we go into fourth of july, plus arthur's updated track. that's coming up. >>> now to system ome of the pi of the storm damage. bringing down this free on roosevelt boulevard in northeast friday tonigh philadelphia tonight. the inner lanes were blocked for a short time. they're now re-opened. >>> a viewer sent us this video from jenkintown montgomery county around 7:00 tonight. you can see heavy rain just pelted that area. >>> a close call for one family in the lawndale section of  philadelphia. tree crashed on top of the car and landed next to a home here. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> nbc 10's george spencer drove from berks county through chester and wound up in bucks county. george, you were at a home in langhorne that was struck by lightning. >> reporter: jacqueline, struck by lightning and now there is just this quiet eerey dark

by the sea we can join medina in the studio once again so two thousand and one this occurred give us some background into water happened margot's the present that many people now that particular case is in many people's minds at the moment because they. were really one that i believe is worth mentioning in that particular situation where in as long as you well we just discussed with the x. . here in the studio some of the presidents of clients now again coming back to that particular case indeed it happened in october two thousand and one every russian commercial plane was from television to novosibirsk and it was flying over the area of the black sea when suddenly the russian ground control center reported that it lost contact with the plane and that the chats somehow disappeared from the russian raider now there were. shortly after it was revealed that the plane went down into the sea in there's been right after that it's a number of for there are conflicting reports coming in lots of speculations coming in again in terms of conflicting reports there was a pilot from my belief or m

o sea, primero me carrereas. ¿y ahora me sales con que voy como chanca veloz?as. >> yo nomÁs te digo que andes a las vivas. >> es que lo que no sabes es que a poco a poquito le he ido ablandando el corazÓn a mi rey del plÁtano, y en una de estas se me hace que hasta anda haciendo las paces con el diego armando. >> pues dios te oiga, por ti, porque es muy feo eso que anden peleados el papÁ y el hijo y aparte por algo que ni siquiera es para agarrarse del chongo, digo, eso es lo que digo yo. hay otros que dicen otra cosa, pero yo digo eso. >> aparte, aquÍ donde me ves, tambiÉn estoy poniendo mi granito de arena en la felicidad de lupita y miguel Ángel. ¿cÓmo te quedo el oclayo? >> ¿de quÉ estÁs hablando, wendy? >> ah, no. >> siempre me hacen lo mismo. la Última en enterarse de lo que le pasa a mi hijo soy yo. se me hace una falta de respeto que el papÁ llegue y se apersona antes de que ni siquiera me avisen a mÍ, fijese. >> como le dije, nunca fue nuestra intenciÓn hacerla sentir mal, sra. menchaca, al contrario. nuestro propÓsito siempre ha sido ayudar a emilian

. >> after 31 days not at sea but under the sea fabien cousteau surface off of key largo. the explorer telling us he got emotional about leaving. >> i don't know. it's bittersweet. feeling good physically, emotionally. it's kind of cool down there. end of chapter. time to make a new one. >> reporter: cousteau has plenty to be proud of. the grandson of famed jacques cousteau has topped his grandfather's record and he made it look easy. >> it's strange. i don't miss anything up there. i'm actually very comfortable down here. >> reporter: we dropped down two weeks ago to see how his mission was going. his quarters nearly the size of a school bus, he had all the comforts of home including why

the sea breeze will start to weaken, which means the only relative cooling with the sea breeze will be along the immediate coast. the marine layer will get squished down and at times knocked offshore. we'll see more sunshine on the coast. setting up for the day tomorrow that will see highs soaring into the 90s. the moisture that created the interesting weather for us is in the northwest. record rainfall for seattle and portland. for us, high pressure starting to build in. combine that with the warm sea surface temperatures offshore, and high pressure starting to build in. all of this setting up for hot weather out in the valleys come tomorrow. the focus tomorrow into friday, really through about saturday, will be the temperatures climbing on up. you saw the 70s to low 80s today. morning temperatures in 60s and 70s. lunchtime, near 90 in fairfield, and look at san jose, up to 83 degrees. finishing the day tomorrow around 4:00, 5:00, mid-90s towards fairfield, antioch, livermore before the sea breeze kicks on. the warmest days of the week will be as we head into the weekend. high pressur