i drive into south lake, 45 minutes. she said, take a left. i take a left. restaurant? she said, just go straight to the end of the road. end of the road's a lake. we're going to bud and elaine's boathouse, all right, kids will be there, big, beautiful yacht. wealthy guy. we get down there, sure enough, we're on the yacht, nobody's there. buddy laney, his daughter, my wife tammy, we travel out on this water for almost four hours, sweating our butts off. and i'm thinking, one hell of a birthday. i'm ready to go home. it's lsu time. >> jimmy: right. >> so we go back. we get in the car. we go home. my wife, halfway to the outside in vacville, oklahoma, she says, i got to bee. we're 20 minutes from the house. i got to go right now! well. you know. i've had rough marriages before. [ laughter ] i am totally, totally going to pull over somewhere. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and i pull over, sure enough, pull into a real nice place. she goes inside. 30 minutes later. i'm thinking, wow. she got some issues working here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> ate something that was

max: i followed the tech industry very closely and i did not know there was this neighborhood, south lakenion, north of downtown. there is the regular downtown. i did not know how dramatic the change had been. this story started as a moody report about what things were like there. then, this other thing was going on which was, you have all of these mayors going to this neighborhood to check it out. it has become a developers valhalla. everyone wants to be like seattle. the truth is that people who live there are not so sure. seattle is in this moment where it is at the height of its power, but there are all these questions. we decided to look at that. that paired with the essay about how to fix these things give us an interesting picture of how technology is changing cities and what the solutions are. jason: we have to talk about miami because that story is terrifying. terrifying is the only word that captures it. i have to think miami is not the only city experiencing these issues around climate change, but not the obvious ones. max: everybody thinks climate change is going to come from

it connects to north lake charles and south lake charles. it is the main drag of city. >> early on in the city's history, and how has evolved? >> earlier, it was wooden fronted buildings, like a wild west town. if you pass closely in, built of pine and cyprus, turpentine. fires0, the great demolished most of lake charles, leaving us with souvenirs of the great fire in the rebuilding, including the 1911 city hall, and the wonderful courthouse. wonderfuldings are pieces of architecture that remind us you have to build well, strong, and for the future. that's exactly what they did. most of downtown lake charles fell victim to urban renewal in the 70's wendy's parking lots were put in. only today in 2018 do we see there has been a one generation renewal of all of this. it is now a fairly lively streetscape with wonderful auditions -- wonderful additions. the sidewalk, improved facilities, cable, all of this stuff that has been added to enhance the downtown experience. it's sort of a mecca for new entertainment, music, other venues, entrepreneuri

. >> lake charles is a very unusual town in the sense of the south. it's unusual in the sense of louisiana. it is not -- it doesn't have a plantation economy. it does have a civil war issue that has to drag along with it and it's a town that's reinvented itself a number of times to make it work. >> while in lake charles, we took a driving tour of the city, with lost lake charles author adley cormier. >> tell me a little bit about your tie. you're not from here originally. adley cormier: i wasn't born here. i've been here for 45 years, which is a pretty long time. i'm a native of eastern louisiana. i came here to work for the department of labor. so in doing that, i had to learn the community, had to learn the industry, learn the history, and with the history background from lsu you become interested in where you are. >> i can't wait to hear all about the history of lake charles. tell me about the city today. adley: lake charles is in southwest, louisiana, about 30 miles from the gulf and the great state of texas. it's a town that's sort of on the cusp

and the city is a neighborhood called south lake union.t was built up by paul allen, the microsoft cofounder, and largely inhabited by amazon. but also there are a lot of google buildings are going up there right now, facebook, medical facilities. when i moved here, this was an out of favor neighborhood. no one went there, even though it was right near downtown. it had been a light industrial area. ford had built model t's there. in the 1990's and 1980's, it had become this pedestrian-free area of warehouses and floral supplies. laundromats. even though it was near downtown, people did not go there. it felt like a different world. if they went there, you did not walk because it was completely pedestrian unfriendly. that has changed. when you walk through the neighborhood now, it is full of mainly tech workers holding their handbrewed coffee, rushing off to their jobs. it is full of office buildings, whole foods, trendy restaurants, craft cocktail emporiums. carol: and amazon has 8.1 million square feet, pretty amazing. dina: it is. when we

it is getting ethical but look at south lake tahoe -- south lake tahoe six -- and truckee 51. 40s and 50 a strong south breeze. the sent temperatures way up and others are much cooler. son and clouds everything and a color pattern into the end of the weekend with subtle changes by then. overall the next 5 to 6 days will favor areas below which w warm to high yesterday. they are back into the 70s and will stay there. the high cardiac coming in associate with the system. the gulf of alaska and driving in the cloud covetemperatures wanting 1 to 4 degrees cooler than they were 24 hours ago. look for a partly cloudy and multi-cloudy day. tomorrow, i think we get a little more son but the temperatures are stock. 60s and 70s. a very unusual cool pattern settling in. temperatures, if you like below average and fall like, that is where we have all the way into the weekend. >>> wilma here move around for an outdoor photo shoot? never mind. >>> a mix of one direction and insync. >> bts from south korea is selling out concerts and tiz is with thean. they are waiting patiently to get a chance to s

like unbelievable. >> nothing like >> grant hill who had his number retired an inducted in the south lake hall of fame last year went on to haus an illustr college and pro career. played 19 years in the nba f ur teams. won rookie of the year in '94 and a seven-timeall-star. >> i have tried to always honor and respect the legacs of the men and women who paved the wayy f whom are in the hall of fame and in this building here tonight. i'd like to thank all of your for your significant contributions t the game, for your sacrifices and allowing us the hall ofame class o 2018, to stand on your shoulders as we pursued our dreams. >> a great night for those two. the are still trying to play basketball. should have loutened to when he said don't start the game. >> next time. can we say left for tile, wood, and stone, come to the nationwide low-price leader: floor and decor. the prices are the lowest you will find. not only did we find lots of options, but we were like, oh my gosh, it's so affordable. it's affordable no matter what your budget. i saved a lot of money at floor and decor. we came in

. >> two weeks ago, audi tested the prototype by driving it to south lake tahoe and they said they made the 175-mile per our trip on one charge. e-tron will hit showrooms next year and the list price is $74,000, a bargain. tesla starts at 79,000. for the tesla, i heard it was more like $90,000 out the door but we are getting there. >>> a major mixed-use development in the works in cupertino with several plans on the table. some people are pushing back and we will show you what is being submitted to city council today. >>> you might try to wipe away germs to keep your family healthy but now there is a new concern on the way you clean your home and how it could lead to overweight children. >>> good morning. we have traffic doing pretty well for this early morning commute on highway 4 heading west. >>> no change in our weather today. some signs of change tomorrow morning. more on that. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get

thunderstorm activity towards mammoth and bishop and a little towards south lake tahoe. the majority looks to be the south. a high pressure will build in starting friday. maybe late thursday. 50s on the temperatures. low to mid and upper. a lot of the 50s around the bay. the city at 57. tiburon 53. low clouds. tomorrow looks to be similar without much change. 80s to the interior, 90s pretty well inland and then creeping back on friday. today near average to slightly below. >>> let's go to the super commute in tracy. things are backing up on 205 approaching the altamont pass. about 45 minutes ago this was green and now there is some sluggishness in the westbound direction of 580 heading through the hills. the backup to 205 into tracy. want to circle back to this high-speed pursuit that we told you about in the last segment. it was northbound 680 in the danville area. just be aware of that. we are still working to get more information. if you are on the road in the danville san ramon area keep an eye out for that. i would 24 through lafayette is a bit crowded. -- highway 2

(vicki)california state parks are set to open a brand new trail near south lake tahoe (grant)its the first of its kind in california... ashley zavala explains.. ((az))state parks is launching its first ever underwater trail here at emerald bay...theyre hoping it will show the state has more to offer beyond lands end. ((nats))(ken-diver state parks) it's uniquely situated and for us it's a real privilege to the the first of its kind" the state's first underwater trail features four dive sites... the final resting places for recreational boats, launches and barges.experts say the lake's cold water helped preserve the ships... some up to 100 years.(denise jaffke- archaelogist "individually they're interesting but as a collection they represent tahoe's recreational past, and it's also the largest collection of small recreational boats, in place to exist in the world" (nats) divers say at some of the sites, you don't need scuba gear..."it's fairly shallow water so you can put on a mask and snorkel or even look out the side of your boat to see these beautiful barged." the sites have to be

lake tahoe. the majority to the south, but some has made it

this is around south lake tahoe. a little bit closer to home.er with friday 88 degrees. cooler temperatures by the end of the weekend on sunday. we are up to 82 degrees, so very nice. in santa cruz if you're thinking i want to go to the beach it will be in the low to mid-70s. staying nice and comfortable and maybe not as crowded. we'll get a look at today's temperature trend for south bay coming up in about three minutes. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> coming up, taking the labor day to protest about laboring, what they want before they return to the job. >>> four days of work this week. washington is very busy starting with the hearings which get underway any >>> as we gate look at temperatures it will start out with low 60s and then heading into the mid-70s by early afternoon. our warm up by the afternoon will be pretty fast. most of the day is looking pretty comfortable. as we head through the week it is slightly hotter. i'll have a look at that coming up. >> a live look shows a good steady flow of traffic. the headlights heading sout

at the embarcadero. ( robin ) california state parks are set to open a brand new trail near south lakevala explains...it takes you under water. ((az))state parks is launching its first ever underwater trail here at emerald bay...theyre hoping it will show the state has more to offer beyond lands end. ((nats))(ken-diver state parks) it's uniquely situated and for us it's a real privilege to the the first of its kind" the state's first underwater trail features four dive sites... the final resting places for recreational boats, launches and barges.experts say the lake's cold water helped preserve the ships... some up to 100 years.(denise jaffke- archaelogist "individually they're interesting but as a collection they represent tahoe's recreational past, and it's also the largest collection of small recreational boats, in place to exist in the world" (nats) divers say at some of the sites, you don't need scuba gear..."it's fairly shallow water so you can put on a mask and snorkel or even look out the side of your boat to see these beautiful barged." the sites have to be accessed by boat wh

lake charles. a very unusual town in the sense of the south. of unusual in the sense louisiana. it is not -- it doesn't have a plantation economy. have a civil war issue that has to drag along with it and it's a town that's reinvented itself a number of times to make it work. >> while in lake charles, we driving tour of the city, lake charles author adlai cormier. >> tell me a little bit about your tie. from here originally. >> i wasn't born here. i've been here for 45 years, time. is a pretty long i'm a native of eastern louisiana. i came here to work for the department of labor. that, i had to learn the community, had to learn the history, andarn the with the history background from in you become interested where you are. > i can't wait to hear all about the history of lake charles. tell me about the city today. >> lake charles is in southwest, louisiana, about 30 miles from he gulf and the great state of texas. it's a town that's sort of on the cusp. french cusp of louisiana, english louisiana, louisiana. t's sort of population of 80,000. collar nally, a blue town. petro chem

. >> two weeks ago they tested the battery life by driving a prototype from richmond to south lake atp on one charge. they plan to give home chargers for the cars. >>> google is partnering with nissan to put. operating system in their cars. they will be the first to use the system. it will control mapping and navigation and other app in car. right now most car makers allow android auto and apple's par play into the dashboard by plugging it into a smart phone. and the android operating system will be available in specific models beginning in 2021. >>> 6:58, coke may be creating a product that involves cannabis. coca-cola announced it is closely watching the market for drinks made with cbd it is a chemical in marijuana believed to relieve pain an anxiety. they said that no decision have been made. and here denying a report it is in serious negotiations with a canadian cannabis company to develop marijuana related beverages. if this is a deal this is the first time that a major manufacturer of nonalcoholic beverages enters the cannabis market. >>> new training for the san francisco polic

. >> two weeks ago, audi tested the battery life by driving the prototype from richmond through south lakehe trip on just one charge. the e-tron will hit showrooms next year and the list price starts at $74,000. tesla starts at $79,000. >>> the cupertino city council debates what to do with the outdated vallco shopping mall and there considering three plans near interstate 280 and the plans would have a mix of housing, retail and office space. onbe deemed affordable housing an 2 million square feet of offd r the other plans are similar and developers said the plans would bring vibrancy and new life to the area but some of the residents don't like the plan saying along with apple's new spaceship headquarters, the city would transform into another teeming metropolis. >> the impact is not just housing, it is everyone currently working and living in cupertino. their life would be impacted. considering the current capacity of the infrastructure live. the solution gaps of what is needed. >> the cupertino city council will consider the plans and today, it is meeting. a simple majority is needed t

lake tahoe. the majority to the south, but some has made it there. 50s on the temperatures for many. a few low 60s, especially on the peninsula. 59, 56, 53 at pacifica. one of the cooler locations. west southwest at 14. the fog retreats and 60s, 70s, 80s. coast and bay slightly below. allie tells us? >> things looking pretty good. better today compared to yesterday. let's show you the map talking about the commute coming from the north bay. westbound 80, fairfield, vallejo has a little slowing. we don't know of any specific issues, just maybe the usual backups getting onto the bridge. if you are getting from the carquinez bridge and macarthur maze it will take you about 19 minutes . the this is a look at the approach from the eastshore freeway. a little slowing approaching the toll plaza. we want to skip over to san francisco because on southbound 280 n. of 101 there's a report of a ladder in the slow la westbound highway four earlier a crash at san marco in port chicago highway, that seems to be recovering them although, things are somewhat slow in that area . the bay bridge toll pl

lake charles is part of the south, part of the west, but lake charles is more lake charles. it's an interesting, unusual place to be. its past is not what you'd expect, and it's future is something it's built itself. so what can i say? i think it's a welcoming town. it's not perfect. my god, it's not perfect. but you can live a good life in southwest louisiana. if you don't mind the heat, you can have a great life in southwest louisiana. it's a place that i think takes chances when it needs to take chances. it's a place that's very conservative when it needs to be very conservative. it's a place that provides opportunity to a lot of people because it's not just blue collar anymore. it's much more than that. >> we are on the campus of mcniece state university where up next we speak with author michael smith on his book, "the enemy within." >> corruption during the civil war was undoubtedly a serious problem. as it had been before the war and as it notoriously continued to be after the war into the period of the gilded age when it was one of the biggest problems in american po

south lake tahoe this morning both in the 30s and 40s.ling to arizona, expecting a funny hot weather, that is not the case. and a lot of moisture streaming and for cloud cover and rain. thunder storms when we do not think will make it to california but it is in arizona. we are banking on a north and northeast a breeze for tomorrow. in that areas will hit the upper 80s and low 90s thursday and friday. 60s and 70s coast in bay with a onshore breeze and patchy low clouds. most locations warming up into the bigger jump that should take place tomorrow into friday. it looks cooler into the weekend. >>> sesame street setting the record straight. the children's workshop denying new claims that bert and ernie were more than just friends. >>> helicopter parents, it is time to land. a new breed of moms and dads taking over. we will tell you what it means to be a lawnmower parent. xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about

. >>> the california state park system is about to open a brand- new trail near south lake tahoe in southrst time ever, in the park's history it will be underwater. you will have a chance to follow the trail to emerald bay. come with your own canister. oxygen canister. a number of ships and barges that sunk their, four dive site set up you can go down there and take a look, pretty interesting, experts say the water so cold, it's preserved a lot of the ships some of them more than 100 years old. - - pretty interesting site to see. swimming down below the surface. >>> get a whatsit i bet it's cold. you want to stay warm. >>> we've got lots ahead, a peek outside, continue to look at the weather and traffic on a foggy friday morning, you can see the breeze in the - - and the flag, trying to clear out as usual. >>> you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. (áábreakáá) no major hot spots. bay idge wb major delays continue on 101 heading to pfrom the north bay to san francisco. 74 minutes

. >> two weeks ago, audi tested the car's battery life by driving a pote type from richmond to south lakethe company says it's made the 175-mile trip on one charge. it's expect to hit show rooms next year. the list price will start at $74,000. >>> a japanese billionaire i a t flight around the moon. elon musk introduced him at an event in hawthorne, california this evening. musk says the fashion mogul will take a trip aboard a new rocket that's still being developed. the rocket, called bfr, is being created with the goal of eventually reaching mars. musk says spacex could start tests next year. the last apollo moon flight happened back in 1972. >>> a british diver who helped rescue soccer players trapped in a cave in thailand is suing elon musk for defamation. musk referred to him as "pedo" on his twitter page. that came after he criticized musk's delivery of a mini submarine to the site as a pr stunt. he deleted the tweets and apologized. he seeks damages of $75,000. >>> in a tweet, benioff called time magazine a treasure-trove of our history and culture. according to the wall street jou

set to open a brand new trail near south lake tahoe it is the first of its kind in california... ashley za-va-la explains.. how you will be able to see ships which are more 100- years old. ((az))state parks is launching its first ever underwater trail here at emerald bay...theyre hoping it will show the state has more to offer beyond lands end. ((nats))(ken-diver state parks) it's uniquely situated and for us it's a real privilege to the the first of its kind" the state's first underwater trail features four dive sites... the final resting places for recreational boats, launches and barges.experts say the lake's cold water helped preserve the ships... some up to 100 years.(denise jaffke- archaelogist "individually they're interesting but as a collection they represent tahoe's recreational past, and it's also the largest collection of small recreational boats, in place to exist in the world" (nats) divers say at some of the sites, you don't need scuba gear..."it's fairly shallow water so you can put on a mask and snorkel or even look out the side of your boat to see these beautifu

but by then she was living with her daughter in south lake tahoe working as a waitress and, what do younow. hometown girl jaycee dugard, kidnapped years and years earlier, was found. >> the community was just buzzing all over the place with joy. and i was happy for jaycee lee. but it triggered a lot of my own personal memories. you know, and how come i didn't get found. and i felt still missing. >> so once again, charged up with determination, she launched a fresh attempt. there's such a thing as adult adoption. find someone to adopt her and even if she couldn't find her parents, at least she could get an official identity and a birth certificate and a passport. a friend offered to adopt her so pepper and friend applied and waited. and something quite amazing happened. someone in that great california bureaucracy did some research. a lot, apparently. asked to pepper, asked her questions, hauled out records not readily available online. all pepper could offer were the names bob and bobbie and the date of her birth. and somehow, buried among all those files in all their hundreds of millio

so that's where that heat will continue. 67 in south toledo. lake oconee area mid 90s you guys there. that's definitely going to be warm. seven-day forecast, sunset tonight at 7:35. sunrise tomorrow at 6:42. now for that someday. low 90s again -- seven day. low 90s again. really the beaches, the baker staying very, very consistent. very summerlike. >> and with a day like this, you should also not use as much hairspray. that's why they -- what they say. >> it's also important to not have had here, right? >> that's true. >>> an unusual guest caused quite a ruckus in a southern california neighborhood. this 350 pound bear appeared to be a little out of sorts after it was tranquilized in a driveway in los angeles county. it had been wandering around the neighborhood for about a half an hour before wildlife officials arrived. crews say the bear will be just fine. it is now being relocated and will be released back into the wild. >>> coming up, scholars turning tragedy into triumph. hear from her next. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this

parks are set to open a brand new trail near south lake tahoe...of its kind in the golden state -- as the park is launching its first ever underwater trail at emerald bay... the state's first underwater trail ... features four dive sites ... the final resting places for recreational boats, launches and barges. experts say, the lake's cold water helped preserve the ships ... some up to00- years old ... and not eve scuba gear...<"it's fairly shallow water so you can put on a mask and snorkel or even look out the side of your boat to see these beautiful barged." (denise jaffke- state archaelogist "individually they're interesting but as a collection they represent tahoe's recreational past, and it's also the largest collection of small recreational boats, in place to exist in the world">(pam) the sites have to be accessed by boat ... which state parks will have spread throughout the bay. state parks officials hope... in the future this won't be the state's only underwater trail tomorrow, park officials will be hosting an underwater facebook live tour

the home that she shared with a boyfriend, tied them up, drugged them, and then took huskins to south lake tahoe before releasing her two days later. police initially treated the case as a hoax and later apologized. solano county prosecutors have also charged mueller with robbery, kidnapping, burglary, and false imprisonment. mark mueller is a disbarred attorney who plans to represent himself in court. >>> supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh spent the day in the white house after allegations surfaced that he sexually assaulted a woman more than 35 years ago. now lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are trying to figure out how to handle a possible hearing next monday on those accusations.' x doug mckelway has more. >> reporter: the white house steny behind their choice to fill the empty supreme court seat, despite sexual assault allegations being levied against judge brett kavanaugh. >> he is ready to speak today. he wants to be able to clear his name. >> reporter: kavanaugh was said to be a lock as the next supreme court justice. he may now have to wait for approval after a woman came f

((vicki))california state parks are set to open a brand new trail near south lake tahoe ((grant))and as kron4's ashley zavala explains...it's down under. ((az))state parks is launching its first ever underwater trail here at emerald bay...theyre hoping it will show the state has more to offer beyond lands end. ((nats))(ken-diver state parks) it's uniquely situated and for us it's a real privilege to the the first of its kind" the state's first underwater trail features four dive sites... the final resting places for recreational boats, launches and barges.experts say the lake's cold water helped preserve the ships... some up to 100 years.(denise jaffke- archaelogist "individually they're interesting but as a collection they represent tahoe's recreational past, and it's also the largest collection of small recreational boats, in place to exist in the world" (nats) divers say at some of the sites, you don't need scuba gear..."it's fairly shallow water so you can put on a mask and snorkel or even look out the side of your boat to see these beautiful barged." the sites have to be accesse

lake charles is a very unusual town as far as what makes it tick. it is unusual in the south, in the sense of louisiana. it does not have a plantation economy, that civil war issue that has to drag along with it, and it is a town that has reinvented itself a number of times to make it work. >> while in lake charles, we took a driving tour of the city. >> thank you so much for agreeing to take us around lake charles today. tell us about your ties to lake charles. you are not from here? >> im not. i'm a native of easter louisiana. that, we had to learn the community, the industry, the history, and with the history , you becomerom lsu interested in where you are. >> i cannot wait to hear about the history of lake charles. tell me about the city today? >> it is about 30 miles from the gulf and 30 miles from the state of texas. it is a town that is sort of on louisiana, french english louisiana, spanish louisiana. population, about 80,000. traditionally, it was a luc caller town. it started out as a cowboy town -- blue-collar town. it started out as a cowboy town, and then it star

tiburon, 54 and south of lake tahoe, firing up over the central sierra and parts of nevada down toward las vegas, as well. a few things going on with a deep system carving itself out over the four corners with a whopper of a system that is the signature of high pressure. there is a low dropping from the gulf and this is hurricane norman. it will not impact to the hawaiian islands, it will not. it is moving north and falling apart. where that energy goes will play into downstream. if it feeds into the low, the could be ridge of high pressure and if not, the moisture streams across. for the weekend, one forecast model goes bonkers on the high temps and makes it hot and the others say, it won't be that much. it depends on where the moisture goes. it won't be a major warm up, that would be on the weekend. 50s on the temps, a couple of 60s and on the peninsula, 62 and the same to fremont and union city and on the san mateo area and half moon bay, 54-57. if we get delta wind out of travis, no change. temperatures art changing much and tomorrow looks similar. 60s, 70s and 80s unless you are w

we are tracking active weather south of lake tahoe, numerous thunderstorms flaring up, over 500 lightning strikes. those storms have been dumping some pretty heavy rain. there's a flash flood warning. keep this in mind. recent burn areas could see flash flooding until about 6:15. right now, we'll take a look at our highlights. coast aloe clouds will expand overnight. it will be mild to warm again tomorrow, and then turning even warmer for the end of the week. live picture from our mt. tam camera, we're not dealing with extreme heat today, so far anywhere from low 60s in places like pacifica all the way to the low 90s in livermore. here's another live picture from our south beach camera. the marine layer is really making a push, you can see. oakland, 66 degrees. live picture from our kgo roof camera, and it's breezy along the embarcadero. download the app and track your temperatures anytime you want. 72 in santa rosa. 73 in napa, warm in fairfield and concord, the upper 80s. hour by hour we go, 11:00 p.m.0 tonight. right on through about 8:00 a.m. and then the clouds will pull back to the

if you're going to head to the sierra, watch out for areas south of lake tahoe. a chance of afternoon thundershowers. morning temperatures around the bay area tomorrow, mid to upper 50s. most of the low clouds and fog around the peninsula and coast. high temperatures in the mid-80s in san jose but south of downtown, now, numbers climbing into the 90s. as we head over to pittsburg and antioch, could see mid-90s tomorrow. 90s along that 680 corridor south from walnut creek into pleasanton. 70s and 80s for the lower peninsula. san francisco still in the mid-60s and north bay temperatures, mainly 80s except towards ukiah, a high of 97 degrees. overall a little bit of cooling as high pressure weakens slightly towards midweek. storms passing by to the north, still too far to the north to bring us any early season rain. san francisco, you've got the regime of low clouds, misty skies. no problems finding low clouds there. it's just the inland areas not getting as much of the ocean air-conditioning tomorrow so temperatures climbing a little bit. but then slowly cooling as

if you're going to head up to lake tahoe, areas south of highway 50 do see a few showers. nothing around the bay area other than the misty skies and drizzle with the low clouds for the morning. tomorrow, hazy skies. spare the air day. we trend a little bit cooler and we should see better air quality too approaching the middle part of the week. >> a couple 90s crept back in there. >> next two days. then we start to level off those temperatures. >> thank you, rob. >>> still to come, from taking in the sights of nature to the inside of a helicopter, the chp coming in from above to whisk a woman off of mount tam. we have all the details of the rescue. >>> and he's healthy and happy at home. yet he's billed $2,000 for a hospital stay. nbc bay area responds, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, we get a lot of calls and complaints about problems with medical bills, and nbc bay area responds to all of them. but usually people call us after the appointment is over. >> but one san jose couple called consumer investigator chris chmura because they never saw a doctor, yet they somehow ended up on t

. >> audi tested the battery life by driving a prototype from richmond to south lake tahoe and it made on one charge. and the e reason to will be in showrooms next year. audi is teaming up with amazon to install home chargers for the cars. >>> we're still following all the latest developments from sacramento where a sheriff's deputy was killed. we have the latest about the investigation and we're we're finding out about the other deputy that was hurt. >>> get ready for a grueling hearing in the senate involving judge brett kavanaugh and allegations from a woman right here from the bay area that could derail his supreme court nomination. >>> you see we're busy in the east bay. we'll give you a look at both of these commutes. >>> fog, fog, tough to get above 62 or 63. there are signs of warmer temperatures on the way. >>> republicans pull the plug on the vote for the supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. >>> first responders and the u.s. military and the red cross helping people in the carolinas. we'll have the latest on the challenge that's the crews are facing in the wake of hur

the cows you see there were spotted strutting down the middle of the street in south lake, texas.erly problematic. they backed up traffic, creating beef with some commuters who had to wait until police finally mooved on in. they reunited them with their owner. >> are the cows still with us? i guess they are. >>> all right. carrying on now. a massive pile-up created a mess in the meantime on a highway near st. louis. 25 vehicles including a tractor trailer were involved in three separate accidents in arnold, missouri. seven people were injured. they're expected to be okay. the wrecks shut down part of the interstate 55 there for about two hours. >>> well, dallas mavericks owner mark cuban is working to clean up a big mess. it stemmed from an investigation which backed up claims of a long-running culture of sexual harassment in the mavericks' front office. >> as a result, cuban is contributing $10 million to further the cause of women in sports and raise awareness about domestic violence. abc's brad mielke has more on this. >> this all started with a "sports illustrated" report in w

south of lake tahoe, some isolated showers and a deep blow in the four corners. 50s on a lot of thesetuck. in the santa clara valley and around santa cruz and cupertino, all checking in at 57. a roaring delta wind and temps might cool down a bit and into tomorrow, really no change. if there is a change, it would be on the weekend with one forecast model going very warm. today, 60s, 70s and a lot of mid-and upper 80s and maybe some 90s. most locations near average or below. warmer into the weekend. >>> going out the door and getting in their cars, they should bring a light sweater. let's show you the traffic maps. tuesday, after a three day weekend, people are back on the roads. westbound 80 at columbus parkway, a crash involving a motorcycle and things are clearing. no major injuries reported and your drive across the cartagena's bridge is picking up. 27 minutes and not bad on the eastshore freeway. 880 in both directions and oakland looks good but southbound eight a to he at thornton in fremont, report of a coach mus blocking one of the left lanes. southbound 880, and taking a look a

this water resources development act, particularly a reservoir that is going to be authorized south of lake okeechobee, which would allow instead of all those discharges, some of them could go into this in excess of 10,000-acre reservoir. last week, the house and the senate committees of jurisdiction resolved their differences, and in conference negotiated, reached an agreement and got that agreement passed in the house by a voice vote. so we're going to have the water bill come up here in the senate. we should take it up and pass this bill immediately so that it can go to the white house for signature into law and so we can get to work on the reservoir south of lake okeechobee. the reservoir is particularly important and it's timely right now because of this algae crisis in florida, but it's also a critical piece of a broader everglades restoration effort. we need additional storage so that we can move water gradually from lake okeechobee, clean it up, and send it south to the areas of the everglades that are starved for freshwater. madam president, one of the true champions of everglades

and a commercial plane has crashed into a lake in south sudan killing at least nineteen people officials say the aircraft took off from the capital juba and was landing in the central town of your role in all the weather authorities say just a few passengers survived including a six year old. eastern germany has been. protests gripped the city of kenneth's two weeks ago and fears of more unrest rose again on sunday after a man died following a fight with two afghan migrants in the town of curtain one hundred fifty kilometers west of berlin some two and a half thousand protesters followed the call of far right groups and gathered there for a march post-mortem showed the cause of death was acute heart failure directly linked to his injury is afghan men have been taken into police custody. this is where twenty two year old man died after an altercation with two afghans the suspects were swiftly taken into police custody city authorities and the local church also responded quickly urging citizens to remain calm from the hopeful. i can only hope and ask that violence is not met with counter-v

mercial plane has crashed into a lake in south sudan killing at least twenty people officials say the nineteen c. the aircraft took off from the capital juba and was a landing in the central town of your role in foggy weather three passengers survived including an italian doctor and a six year old child. thousands of people have marched in chile to remember the military coup forty five years ago demonstrators carried photos of some of the three thousand victims of the ensuing to dictatorship some protesters clashed with police after the march. environmentalists are deploying a huge boom in an attempt to clean up the world's largest rubbish patch in the pacific ocean the six hundred metre long structure will be towed to the great pacific garbage patch which is an island of plastic waste twice the size of the state of texas organizers hope to remove the garbage over the next two years. well north korea has been marking the seventieth anniversary of the country's founding with a parade full of pageantry in the capital pyongyang with north korea increasingly showing signs of opening up th

a commercial plane has crashed into a lake in south sudan killing at least nineteen people officials say the aircraft took off from the capital juba and was landing in the central town of your role in foggy weather authorities say just a few passengers survived including a six year old. and thousands of people marched into u.s. capitol santiago to remember the military coup forty five years ago demonstrators carried photos of some of the three thousand victims of the ensuing dictatorship some protesters clashed with police after the march. eastern germany has been on edge after violent anti migrant protest script the city of camden it's two weeks ago fears of more on breast rose again on sunday when a man died after a fight with two afghan migrants in the town of code to about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of berlin some two and a half thousand protesters followed the call of far right groups and gathered there for a march a post-mortem showed the cause of death was acute heart failure not directly linked to his injuries the afghan man had been taken into police custody. run

huh. >>> a few hundred people had their long weekend cut short because of a wildfire near lake tahoe. that is south of interstate 8 in placid county north much lake tahoe. the north fork and onion valley and the tunnel cam grounds were evacuate -- campgrounds were evacuated. the fire service called in help from air tankers and helicopters. the fire has burned one square mile. too soon for the crews to start guessing or estimating when it will be contained. but they say that they're getting help from the landscape because nearby areas have burned in recent years that is helping to limit the growth of the fire. >>> people along the gulf coast from florida to louisiana are preparing for tropical storm gordon and it could turn into a hurricane. the winds blowing at 65 miles an hour. many schools have cancelled class. there are no swimming flags are posted as the waves continue to kick up. a group of volunteers that call them the louisiana cajun navy said they are ready to help when the storm tryings. >> we're preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. we have safety supplies, food, water and boat

at least one thousand people have died after their plane crashed into a lake in south sudan the aircraft was traveling from juba two year old in the middle of the country local reports say three children were among the twenty two passengers are going to have more on all those stories on the al-jazeera news hour that's coming up in less than thirty minutes coming up next though the people's house continues thank you for joining us by. if. the case. in. the brazilian constitution has given its people a powerful legal right to drugs. allowing even the very poorest to fight through the courts to get the medication they need. good study social in that on average forty percent of medicines prescribed to primary public health clinics aren't available. to help meet the massive challenge of turning these constitutional rights into reality a network of popular pharmacies was set up in two thousand and four. million alice is the manager of the popular pharmacy and central. for much of the law. enforcement. obviously controlled and also wouldn't want the old to kiss the swords my scouting's need to

three countries tanzania uganda and kenya a ferry sank between a core island on the lakes south east and. katherine sawyer in neighboring kenya so death toll as we've been saying that figure rising throughout the morning are expected to keep going up that way. yes we do expect this death toll to keep going up we have hard information from government official saying more than two hundred people have missing so on the a hundred bodies have been recovered in what is coming out of all this tamara is that this ferry was overloaded government officials said that more than four hundred people were on board we have information that the capacity of that ferry was just about one hundred at most two hundred and it was going on just talking about the people who are on board this was a market day so there were people with their goods for trade there were vehicles bag of cement etc and what we're being told happened is that this ferry was just going to dock and as people surged forward this is unknown because everybody wants to get out of the ferry ahead so they shifted weight to one side of the f

countries tanzania uganda and kenya the ferry sank between carry away and quarter islands on the lakes south eastern shore catherine so i has the latest from nairobi in neighboring kenya. government official the saying this ferry was carrying more than four hundred people and we have information that the capacity was hundred people two hundred at most and we're not just talking about people who are on board because this was a market day so it was traders who had their goods in there there were view calls there were bags of cement etc and what we're told happened is that as the ferry was going to dock people surged forward this is common because everybody wants to get off ahead of the others and and this sort of also shifted the way to one side of the ferry and that is perhaps what caused it to topple over so recovery effort still going on we expect the death toll to rise calls really helping in the situation local fishermen have provided their boats and just trying to do what they can to help recover as many as many bodies as possible that are still trapped under water relatives of those who

on a commercial plane has crashed into a lake in south sudan killing at least nineteen people officials say the aircraft took off from the capital juba and was landing in the central town of your role in foggy weather authorities say just a few passengers survived including a six year old child. north korea has marked the seventieth anniversary of the country's founding with a full parade full of pageantry in the capital pyongyang with the country increasingly showing signs of opening up the festivities were closely watched for signs of the regime's future direction and observers took note of what was not on display in this year's extravaganza. north korea's dentistry of dictators has a tradition of putting on shows to celebrate itself and its achievements huge parades through the capital pyongyang showcasing the armed forces as well as happy loyal citizens but each parade is a bit different and experts study the details for their political significance what was missing today intercontinental ballistic missiles which could deliver nuclear warheads to the united states. a large part of t

the national weather service reports that a tornado has touched down in silver lake, south carolina. this comes as remnants of hurricane florence continue to hammer the carolinas with heavy rain since making landfall on friday. at least 14 people are dead and more than 700,000 are without power. >>> meanwhile a rescue team from november is coming to the aid of north carolina residents trapped by florence. rescuering more than 62 people and pets. now back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. years after jody scharf fell to her death a new prosecutor reopened the case and brought in a famous forensic pathologist to reexamine the evidence. what would he uncover? here again is chris janson. >> what stuck in his mind -- >> in every murder trial time is an invisible but crucial player for both sides. >> 16 years. >> sometimes it hurts a case. memories fade, evidence is lost, witnesses die. but time can also put evidence in a new light. such was the case in the trial of stephen scharf, accused of killing his wife nearly two decades ago. >> there is no statute of limitations on murder. >> the pros

experiences of girls in south sudan the lake chad basin and the refugee camps across the border from me and ma cox's bazaar in bangladesh gets on as the c.e.o. of plan international she joins us now from the u.n. building in new york and. which countries are we saying he worst affected when it comes to this issue. well we've we've done these studies in. in in south sudan and in the refugee camps in bangladesh and around the lake chad reason region but we have reason to believe that in every crisis while everybody is deeply affected the adolescent girl is as you said catastrophic effected we're talking about seven in ten of the girls that we have interviewed that talk about rape violence and the deprivation of all their rights they live in daily fear how do the numbers stack up between those well between one region and those three countries that you're talking about what if it's possible what's the total number of young women who are in this situation. well in each of these prices we're talking about children being at least half of the population of refugees so so with the global refu