a pair of socks. >> literally. >> these are $1.4 billion socks. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> you know hill harper from the cbs series "csi new york" and he's author of "the wealth cure." hill harper, i suppose it's a good title. the problem is there ain't much wealth left in america now. wouldn't it be the chronic debt cure? >> i called my publisher and said, you know, can we rename this book the debt cure? they had been printed already. >> i suppose there is a sense of the rich getting richer. the problem is for most average americans, they are getting poorer. the economy is tanking. and they want a way out. tell me how this book gives them concrete ideas for how to get out of the financial malaise most people are in at the moment. >> there is a wealth gap that's happening. that's all over the world. the rich are getting richer and holding a higher percentage of money or wealth that's out there. in the book, i talk about expanding this idea, of redefining money. most of us have been taught the wrong thing about money. that money is a resul

but i keep my weed in my socks. #*eu put it in my sock scpiz usually wear old socks, dirty socks. security never wants to check them with the dirty socks. >> another smart move is announcing this on late night -- >> nobody watches this show. >> believe it or not tsa security does because they are up all night. >> they are watching late night paris hilton shows. >> jed daw dye jaw, they say intelligence and risk-based approach. isn't she meaning profiling, but doesn't want to say it? >> they will be groping me and grandma, but i don't think they will do anything. cute feet are hard to come by, and i don't need to see nasty feet before i go on vacation, so i am all for it. >> groping jedediah on saturday will be excellent. >> my grandma is hot. she is 97 and smokin hot. >> have you grotesque looking feet. do you applaud this return to normalcy? >> i like that part of -- you do? >> you can scrunch wore nose. -- your nose. >> it is the thumb. >> i applaud this and i hope we are continuing our march toward behavioral profiling. >> i do too. bill, does this mean you will start wearing f

he would drop them in his sock, tie the sock, now you have an instant weapon.y spin it or just drop it. would have it in their hand, drop it down, bam. that's not something i would want to get hit in the head with. >> jail officials tied this weapon to one of the newest inmates to arrive at the house. delshaun bloodworth. >> i didn't believe i would get caught with the battery in the sock. so -- >> it was tied back to mr. bloodworth due to video footage, video footage in the unit captured the object falling out of his pants and they were able to issue a disciplinary report of being in possession of a weapon. >> in my jumpsuit, my one piece, somehow slid through my pants legs. a superintendent, he's like what the hell is this? i'm like, i'm like oh, [ bleep ]. my heart started beating fast. they accused me of premeditating fighting. they thought i was going to move on someone with the bat there is the sock. that's not case. >> he said he's caught in the cycle of unsettled disputes from the streets. >> it's where i'm from. i have beef. people inherit money from t

let's just get right to this is just a sock is the joint special operations command it's a group of highly effective but very secretive special operations troops from all the military services their main mission after nine eleven has been manhunt being has been to capture or more recently to mostly kill the suspected terrorists that are on their hit list and their supporters around the world not only in places like afghanistan in iraq or we have declared wars but in places like yemen and pakistan to some degree where we have where we don't have declared war as you wrote about essentially began with jimmy carter in the arena hostage crisis for a writer it began with an effort to rescue the hostages from the reigning students who held them in the u.s. something in one nine hundred ninety in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine and that unfortunately ended in disaster not only were they not rescued but eight members of that team were killed and they decided at that time that they needed a better system to organize this a joint group that would be partly maybe partly. army partly air f

try hanes socks with the smooth comfort toe seam. a better fit your whole family will love. >>> in austria, a cow was in the mood for a little shopping. she wandered away from a nearby farm and into the ladies clothing section of a sporting goods store. but she didn't seem to find anything in her size, so she went back home. good thing she didn't stop by the meat market. >>> a new report this morning ranks america's safest driving cities. allstate insurance rates ft. collins, colorado, followed by boise, idaho, and lincoln, nebraska. at number 55, phoenix was ranked as the certify's safest driving cities. and washington, d.c., coming in last place third year in a row. >>> john hutt, a logger in colorado, is alive after some amazing action. hutt was selecting logs in the mountain, a trailer slipped and pinned his toes on his right foot. matt croso from colorado has the rest on this unbelievable story. >> reporter: it was an early state start to a typical day of logging trees for this year's winter logs pile. >> i went up to get a load

swinging the sock at you. what did you do then?blocked it and rushed him to defend myself. >> right. >> i ended up on top of him, and that was it. >> when you ended up on top of him, were you punching into him at that point in time? >> i really can't say, sir. >> all right. that's where the problem comes in. it's good and well to be defensive, right? but there's a point in time where if you get the upper hand and then continue going, that's fighting as well. that's how that's going to work. did you know the guy? why would he come at you? >> i'm not from here. i'm from georgia. >> i understand. you have no idea what his issue is. i'm sure he didn't randomly pick you out of a crowd. do you know what he came at you for? >> i think because of a lack of communication. a small misunderstanding. that's what i'm figuring. >> over what though? that's what i'm trying to figure out. i don't know anything about you. i don't know anything about this other guy. but you don't know? >> no, i don't know. >> i'll see if i can get it from the other g

and i knew exactly what i would do with those one day. >> reporter: he got those socks in the spring of 2001 and was giddy when they learned they'd be having a son, a little quarterback. but a few weeks from irene's due date, pat got the call to work overtime on september 11th. it was a mayday call that sent him scrambling into the north tower. men were trapped on the 50th floor. irene was at work and on the phone with her brother. >> his voice was quivering and he said, "the tower just fell." so that's how i found out the tower fell. and i don't know if it was because i was pregnant or in shock, but i dropped the phone and i just went hysterical crying. and at that moment i knew thth this wasn't going to be good. >> reporter: his good friend artie was off that day b b rushed to lower manhattan as soon as he heard. you were hoping maybe to pull him out of there? >> everybody's mindset was like this -- nobody showed up here in a dump truck, nobody's leaving in a dump truck. >> reporter: after months of searching, pat's body was never found. and he was the last member of the department

it is still socked in by the fog. morning fog and low clouds.here's also a thunderstorm or risk throughout the weekend. this afternoon will bring us partly sunny conditions. storm trochophores join the range passing through just to the south of us. a red flag warning continues to be in effect for 11:00 a.m. to the north bay mountains. here are the protectors. -- here are the current temperatures. pretty windy this afternoon. gusts up to 30 mi. per hour in fairfield. 16 in the livermore valley. some pretty nice to address in this update. 86 degrees expected for morgan hill. here are your highs around the bay. >> the woman accused of murdering a nursing student michelle leader first court appearance on friday. if it does sell as the bonn was arrested earlier this week. she suspected of murdering le back on day 27. that is the day she disappeared from the kaiser parking lot. if the family of lre was in the court room. security cameras that it is a dna evidence tied as a lot to the crime. records show that le and as the bonds cellphone trouble toget

ask the folks socked in with fog this summer. we're looking good all the way to the coastline.of summer sunshine out there now, and the temperatures warming up in spots over the bay. at this hour, we have clear skies, a little haze out there some of the pollutants getting trapped down below this ridge. "spare the air" day in effect for the bay area but temperatures will be hot in spots. mid-90s inland. you're talking 70s and 80s inside the bay. maybe even some 70s and 60s at the coastline, although we are beginning to see a couple of patches of fog trying to move in. still overnight tonight, we'll see some patchy fog along the coastline. think we stay mostly clear inside the bay, fairly mild in some of the interior valleys. overnight lows down into the 60s. right now we have 88 degrees in concord, 80 already in oakland. 68 in pacifica. 80 in san francisco. you have 81 degrees in santa rosa. that fog is beginning to sneak in a little bit. see that little finger moving in from the north? we have some coming up from the south. so high pressure starting to show signs of weakening b

. >> we have an example of a small residential service, the combination meter sock yet. -- socket and disconnect. where you put 100 or 125-amp circuit breaker in here. the inch and the quarter pipe comes down on the top. typically this is mounted outside and you put the meter in. >> let's look down inside it here. so the power is coming down in the top it he's going down -- >> well it he's going down and terminates and pg &e puts the meter in. you take the wires out of the bottom. >> and go to disconnect. we will see in a minute else wrx -- elsewhere. what's this hole for over here? especially where the power is coming out. >> it could come out or you could seal this. >> or you could seal it. by the way, the cover parts, i can't have empty holes or you have mice and stuff live inning side your electrical equipment. >> that's correct. >> so this is for a typical house. this is 125 max. >> my guess will be 125-amp max. and this one is what we see for a big operation, like a restaurant or a commercial space. or even a multiple apartment building so here we have a six-gang meter sock eigh

discovery bay, as well. 62 bodega bay socked in. 86 degrees in novato.d forecast does call for this, almost a repeat performance friday before we begin to see that dramatic cooldown on the first full day of tom on saturday. over the weekend -- of autumn on saturday. over the weekend the coolest day will be sunday. >>> thank you. a cancer diagnosis can be devastating for sure. coming up on eyewitness coming up on eyewitness news at 10:00 on the cw, at 11:00 on cbs 5, how patients can get a second opinion absolutely free. smith sustai >>> well, it turns out that 49er quarterback alex smith sustained a concussion against the cowboys but will play sunday against the bengals in cincinnati. smith was beat up by dallas when he took six sacks. he did not fumble. i spoke with jim harbaugh today about smith's concussion. is it true he didn't even know there was a problem until after the game? >> yeah. you know, sometimes you don't know you have a concussion until the doctors tell you you have one. >> very good point. it was just mild so no problem with sunday? >>

a sock weighted with batteries.ows him to strike the victim while providing distance so the victim can't strike back. fortunately for mr. hayes, he was able to stop the initial attack. what happens is mr. hayes gains the upper hand in this fight, and though this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and await the arrival of our response teams and mr. hayes gained the upper hand in this altercation and you see the officers secure them quickly and they'll be headed out of to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> ended up like this and you're on top of him. at a certain point you have a -- that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right? that's what happened. >> deputies will also question the other inmate asked not to be identified on camera. then members of the jail's disciplinary board will determine what sanctions, if

some breaks of sunshine along the north of the san mateo coast should sleet stocand stay stocked sockedn. >> google has acquired zagat, known for its highly printed press residents restaurant guides. also have a content rich website. and even an application for smart phones. why did google do this? they want those reviews. it is valuable for their efforts to get people to use google products to interact with their mobile communication. but a lot of information will coincide with their loyal users compare ball to el come parablcompar cod this will be built cornerstone of the local offerings coincided with the mobile locations and mobil for word technology selling assets to technology. this is not good for open table. it is not as good big as--yelp but now with google it will be a prominent competition. >>pam: a programming change to tell you about this friday nbc will have the following 1p i have school, i have after school activities... i'm super busy... with sports and school. we're a home school family, so the kids do their math and everything online. we also use the internet for doin

you need to take off your shoes and your socks. >> amen? not to just smile. >> get in.it down. exactly. there you go. come back here. bring your body over here. cross your arms. praise god. sherman, in obedience and the commands of jesus christ and all your professional faith, my brother, we do now baptize you in the name of the father, the name of the son and the holy ghost. amen. amen, praise god. you need to get up. amen. >> amen. >> praise god. >> there you go. amen. amen. >> all right. >> amen. >> it felt good. i can't remember the last time i was in water like that. >> you have to always hold out hope and especially in a place like this. giving up -- giving up is the worst thing you would want to do. there are different ways of dying. you don't have to die physically, but to lose hope, you can walk around from one place to another, but there's no life in you. >> i feel fresh. i feel like i just made a change.

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socks shortly after that but it really wasn't used much it wasn't used much in till after nine eleven before that some hosty rescues but not not anything like what happened beginning after nine eleven when and when we when the united states the president particularly wanted to fight a secret war around the world that we would know much about so putting this thing together didn't require any special authorization it was just a reorganization within the military that's right it would put but khalid is the president of the united states. at any point in time that you know now president bush. how does he order the murder of another person including u.s. citizens who have been the targets of juries how does the president order order the murder of another person without a judicial process. well because you're going to us first of all the been lawyers have debated this inside the white house and continue to debate it outside the white house but the legal view from inside is that it's not murder it's self defense we were attacked on nine eleven and we have every right straight back at those y

the presentation by trans it america quote blew our socks off. operate and maintain service when cal trans contract expires. the lowest bid was 5 million dollars lessp. . >>> seems some of the 70 state parks foreclosure have found a way to stay open. the senate passed a bill that would allow non-profits to run some of the parks. so far there are two parks that already have operating agreements. parks and rec rehabilitation spokesman say these deals will be complicated but creative solution is needed to save the parks. . >>> veterans are playing a big role in restoring an area. called the veterans green core. veterans are cutting down trees on the slopes where the angora fire burned in 2007. john is among those training in a career in forest service. >> i didn't have a lot of job skills that could transfer over. >> could take another three years to restore angora. the hope is veterans turned foresters can help. . >>> there is a new tree sitting in berkeley. a man who calls himself moon shadow purged himself in a tree. and a proposal by local busin

she had this sock puppet that she would use to explain exactly what she was doing and why she was doing it. i just wish there was someone to explain to me how i'm going to find another doctor like that. [ male announcer ] we know a good doctor is hard to find. we have some of the largest networks in california so you can choose one that's right for you. blue shield. >>> a bakery with no bread. at least for now. it could affect one of the most famous restaurants in the country. the bakery reopened after a fire closed the business about a week ago. the bakery will open daily for lunch. but no fresh baked bread as the fire reportedly damaged the bread oven. the blaze caused an estimated $250,000 in damage. and part of the bakery needs to be rebuilt. it's owned by thomas keller and supplies bread to his famed french laundry restaurant. >>> today the san francisco fire department honored two firefighters killed in the line of duty in past june. >>> the department added the names of vincent perez and anthony valerio to the memorial wall. there's a tremendous history to the wall and the citize

salinas very socked in with clouds, low 60s. gilroy at 69.o let's talk about the highlights and how the cooler breeze today and more clouds will drop our temperatures, we'll be about 35-10 degrees cooler. more drizzle tonight and in to tomorrow morning, warmer afternoons but we need to get through the cooler temperatures until then. 24-hour temperature change, everybody going down 3 fremont. san francisco, 4. san jose, 5. concord, 7. santa rosa, 9 degrees cooler. area of low pressure bringing the funnel clouds and all the severe weather down to our south yesterday. that is quiet and moving away and having less influence on our weather. this area of cold is out ahead of it. we have the sea breeze and when it rolls in it will reinforce the cooler weather. gulf of alaska will send down cooler air masses. mid-60s richmond, berkeley to upper 50s to low 70 fierce the rest of the east bayshore. down in the south bay, low to mid-70s except at campbell and los gatos, upper 70s. up to the peninsula, temperatures will run 66 in millbrae to 72 in palo al

salinas very socked in with clouds, low 60s. gilroy at 69.o let's talk about the highlights and how the cooler breeze today and more clouds will drop our temperatures, we'll be about 35-10 degrees cooler. more drizzle tonight and in to tomorrow morning, warmer afternoons but we need to get r temperatures until then. 24-hour temperature change, everybody going down 3 fremont. san francisco, 4. san jose, 5. concord, 7. santa rosa, 9 degrees cooler. area of low pressure bringing the funnel clouds and all the severe weather down to our south yesterday. that is quiet and moving away and having less influence on our weather. this area of cold is out ahead of it. we have the sea breeze and when it rolls in it will reinforce the cooler weather. gulf of alaska will send down cooler air masses. mid-60s richmond, berkeley to upper 50s to low 70 fierce the rest of the east bayshore. down in the south bay, low to mid-70s except at campbell and los gatos, upper 70s. up to the peninsula, temperatures will run 66 in millbrae to 72 in palo alto. and we'll mak

but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shame in calling a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> space junk is becoming a hazard can w.tiny meteors becoming a bigger problem. the national research counsel found remnants are threatening satellites and astronauts. a professor found it's billions of part cells damaging space craft once per year. u.s. air force tracks space owe objects and estimates there are 22,000 pieces skipping along and any given time z speeds of about four miles per second. >> and as you know this, sunday marks the tenth anniversary of september 11th. there were ceremonies to honor a man who died in a plane crash. a rose planting ceremony held. >> all people reaching the sky left behind a tradition of being studus and visionary and having willingness to work to make sure' chiefs his own goal. the event held in the flight lab at university. >> and abc 7 news will carry special coverage of the commemoration of the september 11th attacks all weekend long. starting friday, our wayne freed

she had this sock puppet that she would use to explain exactly what she was doing and why she was doing i just wish there was someone to explain to me how i'm going to find another doctor like that. [ male announcer ] we know a good doctor is hard to find. we have some of the largest networks in california so you can choose one that's right for you. blue shield. >> >> i will have complete look on the bay area traffic coming up >> we are watching at wall street when dow is down 72 points right now would with two big days of sell-offs and the sell-off is continuing towar. >> a developing story out of uc-berkeley when police are bracing for another protest with this comes after yesterday where dump some of protesters took over tall man hall craig sklar is there talking about what the police are gonna do pert to prepare for this >> what's gonna happen nasa's mid it is quiet and move it won't be three and a half hours from now protesters are expected to return these are pictures from yesterday when the protest started at noon pier protesting and they increase in tuition fees and over all und

but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shameessional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> new research suggests watching spongebob square pants is detrimental to your kid. a professor found that after soaking up nine minutes of the program, four-year-olds showed more learning problems. it tested only 60 children. one critic says the results should be viewed cautiously because of the small number of participants. more with a focused plotted led to better results. study is in pediatrics. you have go with your instincts. >> what were we talking about? >> and my kids are but i can't see anybody watching it getting caught. >> if you want to get caught something like friday night. that was beautiful. but potential is some thunderstorms that are coming off the sierra. let's talk about that and the warming trend that is on the way. good morning everybody. 11:21 as we are looking from mount tamalpais. some of the mid-level moisture as the main storm has collapsed for today. as we look eastbound toward mount diablo. you see

if you look at our facilities, really knocks your socks off. i remember when i was a principal 20 years ago here, our schools didn't look anything like this. and then coming back, you know, almost five years ago, and i remember visiting our schools and saying, boy, there's a lot of work going on but when is it going to be done? and going out there this time, i noticed what a difference it's made, having those bond funds because when you look around, you see school gardens, you see ramps that make schools more accessible. you see freshly painted classrooms that are nice colors, you know, that they're bright. the hallways look welcoming. and the floors, you could almost eat off those floors. they're so shiny and it's great to see those in our schools. and really when you finally look at getting internet access and wide band in all our schools this last year, we're making huge progress. but at the same time we're doing all these great things, you know, our city has really been behind us. and just this summer to give you an idea of some of the bond

she had this sock puppet that she would use to explain exactly what she was doing and why she was doing just wish there was someone to explain to me how i'm going to find another doctor like that. [ male announcer ] we know a good doctor is hard to find. we have some of the largest networks in california so you can choose one that's right for you. blue shield. . >>> san francisco labor leaders are calling on the city to hire local union workers for the jobs the america's cup will bring. it is expected to create 8,000 jobs. much of the work will be done when the city remakes the water front between the bay bridge and the warf. >>> mark ibanez is here. >> the 99ers back. they -- the 99ers back. and the raiders game in oakland thrilling, down to the end. this is the game over the last couple of years they lose but the jets gave up 32 yards on the ground. darren mcfadden had 171. this is the most yards surrended on the ground by a jets team ever. the offensive line was excellent. allowed only one sack. no turnovers by the raiders offense. great to watch. darren mcfadden and jason campbell e

now, right now, temperature- wise, quite a diversion from the coast where we're socked n but meanwhile at 65 degrees in half moon bay with partial clearing, inland temperatures in the 80s from concord through pleasanton back in through antioch. santa rosa now at 83 degrees, as well. but the winds have been whipping up out of the west at 16 miles per hour. the bottom line is, pretty much what we experienced today, it's going to pan out to be the warmest day of the workweek. cooling begins tomorrow, additional cooling thursday and friday. over the weekend high pressure is providing us with more sunshine and warmer temperatures. here's that marine layer, and it is being enhanced and that's what's contributing to the cooler air mass expected for your wednesday. temperature-wise into the 50s at the beaches with barely any clearing from pacifica through half moon bay. 79 in san jose. average high is 83. here you have your numbers in our inland region in the eastern portion of our direct in the 80s and meanwhile your north bay numbers stacking up in the 70s. we'll have the full-on seven- day

everybody in line with us at security sees our socks now.also can't take more than three ounce containers of liquids or gels in our carry on bags when we fly anymore. british authorities uncovered a plot in 2006 to bomb u.s. bound planes using liquid explosives. christmas day 2009, the would be underwear bomber got law enforcement thinking more seriously about travelers' underwear and the dangerous things people could hide in their skivvies and ta-da, the full body scanner which was already in existence became very, very popular at airports around the country. the transportation security administration just purchased 300 more of them. the most basic baggage screening which feels like it's been around forever was the result of a giant security breach. it started with a prison break. a man named george wright escaped from the bay side state prison in new jersey in the year 1970. mr. wright stole the warden's car and drove it to detroit where he successfully evaded law enforcement for two years. in part reportedly while working as a model. afte

with sanctions put pressure on a sock at all? -- on assad at all? >> they have soft power.ey do have influence. they have influence in the region. other countries were praised, such as turkey, for taking some kind of stand. it is difficult to see without a u.n. resolution, what could happen here. one thing that is coming is that members were told that the eu does keep some kind of contact going with civil society, with human rights groups in syria. they are helping in ways that he would not specify. he did not want to go into that because he said that would endanger lives in syria. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that has been our "in- depth," report, syria's opposition standing firm alone. thank you for watching, thanks for the company, everyone.

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these gorgeous asian pears had sty row foam socks wrapped around them. after the fruit came you'd get a series of phone calls, can i demand a refund from the ups man, are you sure, can you write down what time it came? >> you have been carrying around this story all your life, what happened, why turn it into a book? >> it was a huge decision. it came completely. so many of us carry around this sibling thing in the attic thing. it came to me because something happened in our life which transformed our relationship. it was huge for me and huge for him. we learned how to become a team. and we had, my brother had a crisis and wrote me a letter about it, kind of a stunning letter that came like a time bomb, when he was quite young, barely 50 that he had a rare form of non smoker's lung cancer. it was all typed out like the fruit in a control freak way, a lawyers letter that came by fed excompletely mysterious when we had just been together at thanksgiving for 4 or 5 days. i get this manifesto, i am asking you to save my life. my life changed completely when t

my socks? what do you want. >> no. definitely don't want your socks. social programming. >> bill: okay. look, get 60%, 70% of of a opportunity rich people's money where does it go? where do you channel it? >> first, let me say to the record i shouldn't say we should take 70% of people's money that will be in the blogs tomorrow. >> bill: all right. no blogs. >> however we know what works, bill, we know early childhood education works. >> bill: we have that. >> we need tox pansd that. >> bill: expand it? >> early literacy programs work. mentoring programs work. >> bill: we have that. >> not enough. if people pay their fair share perhaps it would be. doesn't require money the vision bill billing the stat was something like 10 trillion more than that since lyndon johnson's poverty program 60 until now. poverty rate only dropped 3%. so i don't know if it's ever going to be enoh. because, look, you are a smart guy. i wouldn't have you on if you weren't. you could not in the five minutes allotted to you tell me exactly what the african-american community need

but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shame in calling a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> revelations from a pair of well known sports stars beginning with venus williams. she says she can't wait to get back on the courts. she withdrew from u.s. open championships yesterday. disclosing she had an auto immune disease causing joint pain. and today, williams says she started to notice the symptoms about four years ago and would miss tennis shots by feet. >> it's not talking about tiger woods here, but i was unfaithful. it was filling a void of maybe not feeling loved. >> and boxing champ oscar dela hoya came clean on a lot of stuff in an interview admitting to being addicted to cocaine and alcohol, and cheating on his wife and he says he's been sober now three months. >> and it was a shock seen around the world last month. today, 11-year-old boy learned he will not get a $50,000 prize money. nate smith slapped a puck through a tiny hole from 89 feet away. and his twin brother, nick, you see is the o

close to still remains socked in. by 7:00 p.m. it will push back into the east that is now the fog is going to develop today of lot cool ocean air is a quick fly around the neighborhood of what temperatures will be like for later on this afternoon . a look of your seven day forecasting which will keep it cool for tomorrow also with caribbean night saturday and sunday for you to enjoy income and then we will want starting at the beginning of the week but temperatures going into the '90s. and now traffic >> the bay bridge oil westbound a motorcycle brought down on the upper deck caltrans crew is with sometimes it takes longer to clear a motorcycle that automobile will add a 69 minute drive and backed up past the 880 over crossing the metering lights are cycling at a slow pace. san mateo bridge problem free moderate trafficking ababa little lighter than usual walker golden gate bridge and 101 southbound because problem free across and. and your traffic map and when all are in the grain whereen. >> >> >> 651 world news british prime m

. >> you got the argyle socks out, right? that is a fall-kind of thing.have some rain happening at this hour. some of the thunderstorms are reaching severe levels. we are expecting to see possibly some hail, damaging winds associated along with downpours. a bit of good news across texas. any kind of rain we want to see that we have to watch for lightning strikes and these watch withes in effect until 11: 11:00 a.m. local time. there is some airport delays at chicago o'hare. two hours and 15 minutes now. it takes a little longer to shoot that instrument approach and line the planes up farther apart so they can land safely when you have the cloud cover. here's the cool temperatures. it is 61 in minneapolis, as well as chicago. 78 memphis. gorgeous day in atlanta with 76 degrees. if you like the taste of fall, good news, another cold front will be making its way across the country throughout the week. we are talking 10 to 20 below average once again. the series of fronts will be moving through and keeping the taste of fall which officially arrives, don, on f

but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shamen calling a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. was kidnapped and murdered during a crime >>> in a few minutes a vigil will get under way for a popular bay area radio host who was kidnapped and murdered during a crime spree. kiet do is in san jose where friends and family are gathering to remember cindy nguyen. >> reporter: we're at the plant shopping center where she was killed a week ago. this is setting up to be a celebration. organizers are expecting up to 1,000 people tonight including local dignitaries from the city council, county board of supervisors and the chief of police. now, nguyen was a popular radio host and a beloved community volunteer. her car battery died in this parking lot and she flagged down a supposed good samaritan. san jose police say paul ray castillo, a career criminal, stopped to help. investigators say he was in the middle of a citywide one man crime spree when he carjacked, kidnapped and then later killed her. nguyen's family and

socked in along the coastline. there is a breeze picking up and that has meant much cooler weather at coast and bay. san francisco down 21 degrees today's high only 67 and half moon bay livermore down to 78 degrees and there is a high of 906789 so really you're coming down quickly because the breeze gust 230g miles per hour around so we do have a strong onshore wind flow now. take a look at the temperature change. napa down 24 compared to yesterday at this time. 25 degrees cooler in santa rosa. 18 degree drop for san francisco and redwood city. and there is san jose running 15 degrees cooler. looking for fog near the coast and bay tonight. koling -- cooling continues and rain develop was potential for snow so this is going to feel like winter. overnight, looking for fog and low clouds to spill into some valleys, temperatures into 50s and by morning there may be some damp roadways. we can see low pressure approaching and squeeze out a little extra time heading to work. tropical storm hillary, high clouds continuing

of surroundings, drain and dump stagnant water and use deet and wear long-sleeve shirts, pants and socks if outside from dawn to dust. >>> the carjacking and murder of a well loved radio host in san jose. friends and family are gathering to celebrate her life. live in san jose with more for us tonight. george. >> reporter: they're setting up the stage here at the plant shopping center in san jose. they came out here 10, 15 minutes ago to help set up the stage. the event begins at about 7:00 tonight at the plant shopping center. a celebration tonight for cindy wynn. look to my left, you can see they blocked off a big section of this parking lot this is where cindy wynn was kidnapped and carjacked last friday. the big news this afternoon. san jose polices dropped the arrest warrant for de la sort ta. the warrant for his arrest was obtained by sjpd directly from a judge without going through the d.a.'s office. after police talked to the d.a.'s office, it was determined while there was enough evidence for the arrest there was not enough evidence to charge him with anything. he is the co-owne

but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shame a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> take a look at whale watchers dream across the southern california coast. sister station took aerial picture of two blue whales, possibly a mother and calf swimming off the coast. speculation the whales are staying in the area because it's well stocked with their favorite food called krill. they are hundred feet long, some of them weigh 200 tons. some of them have hearts that weigh a ton. >> so they are not bothered by the rip currents. >> absolutely not. >> i wouldn't think so. >>> we have a few of them here but not like last weekend. we are seeing some clearing now. we checked in sfo and flight arrival delays are now over. good news. we are looking southbound from mount tamalpais. you can see sausalito and tiburon and not really as much san francisco right now but that is changing rather quickly. take a look down to the south. this is one of the areas along the coast we'll see sunshine today. santa cruz, boardwalk wi

but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shamelling a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> it's a glow in the dark medical break through that could change the fight against cancer, doctors call it florescent imaging. it turns cancer cells into sparkling points of light. and this allows surgeons to see cancer cells 30 times smaller than previously. enabling them to find up to five times as many cancerous deepits than before. >> we envisioned being able to use this for about owe 40% of the human cancers. our anticipation is that it will extend life span. >> surgeons are using this technique. the mayo clinic starting to schedule this next month. and there is a best way to ensure your child becomes a best he or she can be is can sleep, sleep and more sleep. that is a conclusion of a study from spain. researchers say primary school students getting nine hours of sleep or more become letter learners, have more motivation skpem proved memories. parents have a big bart foort play. researchers say they need to m

but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shame calling a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> today at 3:00 on "7live" jazz musician, branford marsalis. >> nasa releasing new details on the dead satellite heading our way. and how a sketch book helped police catch up with vandals. these stories and more on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00. >> worry about the satellites some other day it is the heat today. >> if nothing changes i imagine tomorrow will be a spare the air day also. as soon as we know we will let you know. the heat is the big story around the bay and inland. comfortable at the coast that's where you will find relief from the heat until all of us get some of it this weekend. >> mike thank you. >> remember to keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter. have a great day. >> we'll see you later. [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only $29 a month

he would come and forget his belt or had two different colored socks. then he would go out and cover a story. i tell you almost every single story of his i watched i thought, why didn't i think of that. the lines that he would come up with were just extraordinary. he had a way of seeing thing that no one else saw. and you're right, completely pulled you in. >> he always walked around the newsroom with a smile on his face. he was a dear and a charmer. he had a passion for dancing, ballroom dancing. and he worked for the tv guide before coming to work here at ktvu. he also worked for the berkeley tribune and he was a uc berkeley graduate. >> he was a great guy and extraordinary. >> and he was so nice to the new kids. because we were the new kids. he was the old guy that knew everything that was going on. >> when i first started he would call me, hi sunshine. >> and he would call me, young man. >> we just want to remind everyone, he is going to be sorely missed. >>> convicted murder yusuf bey iv most likely will get to represent himself. bey was convicted

but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shamelling a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> san francisco police have been working out of an unsafe building and today helped break ground on a new home. and the ceremony was unusual. take a look at this, this is the mayor, yes. ed lee. climbing aboard a back hoe. working controls to make that dig. and the new building locate add cross from the giants ballpark going to hold police and fire departments as well as command center. >> in the event of a disaster, this administration building will provide the safe and secure building from which we can direct our response and serve our community when they're going to be most in need to help the city recover. respond and recover oo. and the estimated $243 million project scheduled to be completed in 2014 and we'll be right back. px >>> these are live pictures from powell street station. you can see a police presence here. the station has been shut down because of a bart protest that began at 5:00 tonight. we'll hav