good news after that speeds pick up in southern marin, central san rafael into southern marin no delays hopefully we'll see relief. you can download this free app, abc7news.com/waze. bay bridge slow for cash paying folks no metering lights yet i anticipate those will be on momentarily. carpool lanes whizing by. slow out of antioch's highway 4, westbound typical, 22 minute drive to highway 242. >>> amazing a's and great giants do it again, both teams advance to face deciding games tonight after rallying back from the brink of elimination. terry mcsweeney joins us live from oakland. how sweet, five -- [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: it is really is, the a's are a team with a lot of heart. just too bad they have to prove it by giving fans heart palpitations another walk-off win last night in the 9th when it was said and done all the fans could do was scream and yell. take a look. >> reporter: just losing it, why not, 3-1 when the 9th ning started, crisp drives in smith, wow, they win 4-3 over the tigers what does crisp get? a pie, then later on he gets a gatorade shower. the fans didn't kn

southern marin roadwork through cortamadera and larkspur. 80 flowing nicely, 580 and 88 free the eastll looking good into the bay bridge toll. roadwork in san jose sunnyvale area northbound and southbound 280 and 85 ramps from both directions to 85 until 67 a.m. will be shutdown westbound dumbarton bridge roadwork until 5 a.m. slow from newark towards menlo park. eastbound 4 closed at loveridge roadwork until 5:30 slow westbound typical from antioch towards pittsburg. >>> more americans are at risk from a meningitis outbreak. 15 people have died and doctors have seen more than 200 cases. regulators link the outbreak to a steroid used for spinal pain injections they believe three other drugs made by the same manufacturer could help spread meningitis. doctors have been ordered to contact all patients who may be affected. >>> a report says forget what your mother may have told you about cranberry juice. benefits are very small. cranberries have been thought to prevent urinary tract infections. researchers say women would need to drink two glasses day for long periods to prevent one infec

marin, lucas road, no problem, roadwork southern marin north and south 101 golden gate bridge authority of the span roadwork until 5:30. roadwork northbound and southbound through mill valley, cortamadera 280 southbound 101 connector ramped closed in san francisco due to roadwork west 580 harbor earlier car fire now cleared. lake county highway 29 closed north of middleton, wildfire, six miles north of middle to 1.5 miles south of lower lake that is ongoing while they battle that wildfire. >>> squatter is under arrest in vallejo after his pit bull attacked a police officer in a scuffle wednesday night on locust drive. resident reported squatter in her house. the scatter hit one officer who was responding with -- the pit bull threatened police. several scatters and belongings were found in -- squatters and belongings were found in the home. >>> new study says bay area trails rival cities like l.a. and san diego in jobs created by start-ups. the findings point to the high cost of living and over-regulation as reasons that it is tough to start a new business here. they say local businesses

north past lucas valley road marin ymca southbound 101 at the limit into central san rafael and southern maringht at the bay bridge so far, so good no metering lights everything at the limit into san francisco. chp reporting obstruction northbound 680 at highway 24, looks like a propane tank in lanes you want to be very careful there. westbound dumbarton roadwork just a few more minutes. traffic is a little slow towards the menlo park side westbound. >>> minnesota woman who may have received tainted steroid injections blamed for a nationwide fungal meningitis outbreak is suing the drug seller the suit appears to be the first stemming from this outbreak blamed for 140 cases and 14 deaths. the woman who filed the suit is still waiting to taken out -- waiting to find out if she has meningitis. >>> if you are eating breakfast now you might want to hold off for a minute. wildlife officials in florida are trying to figure out where in came from that's an eyeball, soft softball-sized watched up near ft. lauderdale the blue pigment is rare biologists are testing it. they suspect it may be a giant squi

into the bay, in fact as we do come in tighter the coverage extending to the golden gate around southern marine county as well and this, a breeze, winds out of the west, fairfield sustained to 29 miles an hour. current numbers, you see ranging from the lower 60s in san francisco to the lower 70s inland, antioch 72, san jose 69, and hayward currently 68. so of course more fog this morning. that translates to the cool down which started yesterday but kicks in for today and this weather system offshore is approaching our coastline. this will increase that onshore breeze as we head into friday and through the weekend. as a result we are just talking about 60s and 70s. this area of low pressure close enough to the region we could be talking about sprinkles as we do approach monday. here is our forecast model showing you this, an increase in some of the fog once again first thing tomorrow morning. we will take this into saturday. pretty much the same deal. i still step out of the tivity predicted rainfall. most of the action stays offshore but into monday we do bring in that chance of a light sprinkl

san rafael southbound 101 past lucas valley road towards civic center moving nicely through southern marinno problems on golden gate bridge, stall westbound highrise dumbarton bridge right lane. eastbound 84 at university first report of an accident there that will be a problematic drive towards the newark fremont area. >>> as we were saying this morning the giants are the national league champs getting ready to return to the world series. bay area fans couldn't be more excited. amy hollyfield is live at at&t park with a look at the fan frenzy. earlier i heard some of those fans going past you. >> reporter: they are so excited. here it is, it is official, national league champs. giants win it want even close, it was so decisive, 9-0. game got going in the third inning that's when you started to let yourself think this might happen, the giants might be going to the world series! that is when they made five of their nine runs pence got things going with a double that cleared the bases which was perfect, because pence had been known as the emotional leader of this team. >> we just came togeth

101 past lucas valley road beginning to get heavy not too bad still at the limit on your way to southern marinidge fog and you will need wipers this morning, definitely damp out there, no major problems as far as traffic. you will run into roadwork southbound and northbound 101 due to be picked up in a couple of minutes slowing northbound down to one lane past the village in cortamadera. elsewhere bart, muni, caltrain, everybody is on time. >>> 5:54. >>> i think we can guess the answer to this. are you tired of getting those robo calls? if you can figure out how to stop them it could make you $50,000 richer. >>> good morning. those annoying pre-recorded calls, the ftc offering a $50,000 cash reward to the person who comes up with the best technical solution putting a stop to robo calls. contest opens october 25th. today is the 25th anniversary of black monday the worst one-day stock crash in history with dow plunging 23% october 19th, 1987 that turned out to be a huge buying opportunity within 10 years. if you want to be big bird for halloween you may have to maybe your own costume thanks to m

you will find roadwork northbound and southbound through southern marin from san rafael south towardse golden gate bridge and northbound through cortamadera as well. >>> 5:10. >>> surprise decision in u.s. terror case. why an appeals court says prosecutors went overboard. >>> now you see it, now you don't. daring art heist that may be worth nothing at all. >>> we get four, five a day. >> those pesky robo calls. who is responsible, coming up. >>> high end holiday catalogue teams up with a nationwide >>> wednesday important from our roof camera clear 58° downtown across the bay also 58 in oakland, 62 in san jose. we'll see nothing but sun today and offshore winds will warm is up -- warm us up quickly. >>> lance armstrong has just announced that he will be stepping down as chairman of his live strong cancer-fighting charity. he makes this announcement following last week's u.s. anti-doping agency report detailing his widespread use of performance-enhancing drugs on his way to seven titles, 11 of his former teammates testified against him. he says he's leaving the position to limit damage

. >>> we are driving to southern marin find out what you can do to get around them. you disgust me.t. enough is enough. d-con no view, no touch trap snaps to kill instantly. no looking, no touching. d-con. get out. . >>> welcome back, coming up, mitt romney and president barack obama scare off in their debate. here is more with a preview, good morning. >> reporter: the stage is set and you can expect both candidates to deliver some zingers. they will deliver who has a better plan to make sure this economy turns around. >> well organizers in denver put the final touches on the debate stage and they are putting their final touches on their debate skills. >> reporter: president barack obama and mitt romney will focus on domestic issues, they will focus on the economy something we heard a lot about on the campaign trail. >> what i am most concerned about is having a serious cushion about what we need to do to keep the country growing and restore security for hard working americans. >> do you want four more years for people struggling trying to find a job? >> mitt romney told supporters

southbound go bridge moving nicely, fog-free water on the road in southern marin standing water take care. i wanted to show you your abc 7 waze app this is the bay bridge reports of that minor accident in lane 7 now cleared you can see a little bunch up. this is a free app, you can download it for your smartphone and get the latest traffic and alternates. >>> yahoo's ceo meyer looking for a few good techies. responding to news of improved earnings for the third straight quarter to entice talent to the company. meyer says the focus will trend more toward mobile devices using the better outlook to recruit engineers and create technical talent. >> strong technical talent base for mobile project morning managers and designers. >> meyer took over yahoo the first quarter of this year and became a first time mother last month. >>> if you want to earn more money get an early start in high school. >>> are you better off than you were four years ago? chances are probably not. especially if you are a homeowner. the average price on a residental property 20% lower than four years ago. if you loo

san rafael past lucas valley road marin ymca 101 at limit, light, roadwork in southern marin will slow a bit towards the golden gate bridge. we've got so many events today america's cup starts at marina green, chrissy field, hardly strictly coming this weekend, fleet week is starting, giants and 49ers to get around all this you want to look at our waze map. roadwork 90 two southbound 280 that ram shut until 6:00 this morning. drive times, carquinez bridge to the maze, hillcrest to 242, 580 from the altamont, abc7 waze app this is the embarcadero it is a free app to help you get around this weekend. abc7news.com/waze. >>> next, we are in october and it is breast cancer awareness month. see which landmarks are showing their pink pride, including some that are the epitome of power. >>> costume crusaders take over the streets of one california city. >>> new results from a study about men and their hair. why being bald isn't all that [ male announcer ] this is the opposite of subliminal advertising... there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly...

the golden gate bridge through southern marin--the department of transportation this kiis trying to clearting tomorrow at at&t park the giants will face the detroit tigers. there are people still celebrating and half of them could not get to work this morning. >> here is a video that we shot in the ballpark about 50 minutes ago and you can see a tarp over the infield and that want to make sure that it is ready to go for tomorrow night. the first pitch is 45 07 p.m.. they're being watched by major- league baseball to make sure they are doing their job. if they want to make sure that all the tra they want to make sure that the seats are also ready to go. some of the people that are cleaning up then failed --they want to make sure that all the water is pushed to the outfield where there is a drainage system to test the water away. >> we will be working around the clock for the next their soul to get ready. we will be good to go tomorrow night will the rain be a problem? >> last night was very unusual. the first game 7 clinch and--the skies opened up and it was a downpour on the trophy presen

southbound 101 southern portion of marin county to one lane up and over the waldo grade traffic throughael moving nicely. north vasco road stall blocking a lane of traffic. good news napa north 29 -- pardon me 221 open traffic getting by that area now. >>> student at a central valley high school has contracted bacterial meningitis. the fresno district confirms the case and county health officials say this incident is not tied to the national fungal meningitis outbreak that has claimed the lives of 15 people in 15 states. the district has sent letters to parents. >>> governor brown will wait until next year before convening state legislature to tackle health care reform. he wanted to call a special session on the issue in december doing so would have required lawmakers to make trips to sacramento at an added expense to taxpayers. the legislature is in session that month lawmakers don't begin meeting until the new year. the governor wants a health care exchange by 2014 his administration says would it an -- it would allow californians to purchase affordable health insurance. >>> offs are

if you go into contra costa county or southern alameda, santa clara, marin, sonoma -- there are republicans out there and interestingly enough, the way the new lines are drawn, congressional districts races and with the new primary system, they actually could be a very powerful force in the election of congress. we'll have more on that later as well. >> very good. >>> meantime, our weather forecast. we have the first big rain of the season on tap right now. and, really, it could affect people in tomorrow morning's commute. >> and this is going to come in over night and dead-on. as you're heading out for work tomorrow morning between 7 and 9, that is where we look for the rain to set in. it's not going to be a gully washer, but, nevertheless, you have the first rain of the season mixed with the accumulated oil and earth on the freeways. reminds us to have more caution and more patience. right now in the bay area, we're seeing the first signs of the cold front well north of the bay area, the high clouds. numbers are for the 50s for the most part. look at santa rosa in sonoma county, 40 degree

you have a terrible commute all the way down to the southern end of marin.e also look at very busy traffic from 880, from 238 to from mont. people are driving slower in the rain as what normally hoops on days like this. on 6le 0 -- on 680 it's backed up from danville, from walnut creek to oakland. p. out to the high rise. it's very, very slow. and in san jose, not only but alsoen in. northbound has improved a little bit. let's go to steve. >>> the front has gun through the north bay. a couple of reports raining cats and dogs out of richmond. i will tell you. it's a broad brush forecast. i think we get sun, sun, clouds, showers, cool, breezy. they will play but i think as the game goes on, i think the skies could get interest. shovel of the -- some of the rainfall totals too busy to update. petaluma, napa. also into occidental. even into men doege -- mendocino. lesser amounts toward the -- toward there. now, the front is morning through. this will slide east and south and to the north. there is a definitely front there. radar is peaking -- is picking up good

marine layer. it is moving back into southern california. for us, we are getting the offshore flow. let's take it to the futurecast. 10:00 p.m. tonight, the fog returns to the north bay. when we meet back here tomorrow at 11:00, we are still talking about mostly cloudy conditions. the real reason for the cooldown is the area of low pressure that is riding up from the south. this will drop the temperatures from 20 to 25 degrees from today's high. i'm not talking about yesterday where we smashed temperature records across the bay area. we will see a return of the dense fog and drizzle friday into saturday. we get active sunday, monday and tuesday with substantial rain chances. monday and tuesday look to be the best. the north bay for monday. tuesday and wednesday, showers across the greater bay area after the heat wave. major changes ahead. sharp turns. maybe jon kelley can show us the beaches. we like your guns as well, jon. >> these are padded suits. >>> coming up at 11:00, you're out of there. why that umpire's call was music to one major leaguer's ears. >>> and the birthday suit b

. >> marines in southern afghanistan. they leap on buildings to shoot at the taliban hiding among the mud farmhouses. the taliban are testing marines, because there were 2,000 u.s. troops in this area last year. now there are only 200. the surge is over. and the taliban are trying to make a comeback. marine corpsman doc coughlin advances closer to the taliban positions. >> once we got up there, we had a lot better vantage point. >> reporter: then the battle is over. the taliban retreat. but why are u.s. forces still doing this after 11 years? and what has it accomplished? on a humanitarian level, for afghans, some improvement. 3 million girls are in school. the number of primary health care facilities has tripled. the average life expectancy for women is up a staggering 22 years. but this was never sold as a humanitarian mission. and the two main security goals toppling the taliban government and destroying al qaeda bases were both accomplished here a decade ago. and the cost, around $600 billion. $8 billion a month. and t

. >> marines in southern afghanistan. they leap on buildings to shoot at the taliban hiding among the mud farmhous. the taliban are testing marines, because there were 2,000 u.s. troops in this area last year. now there are only 200. the surge is over. and the taliban are trying to make a comeback. marine corpsman doc coughlin advances closer to the taliban positions. >> once we got up there, we had a lot better vantage point. >> reporr: then the battle is over. the taliban retreat. but why are u.s. forces still doing this after 11 years? and what has it accomplished? on a humanitarian level, for afghans, some improvement. 3 million girls are in school. the number of primary health care facilities has tripled. the average life expectancy for women is up a staggering 22 years. but this was never sold as a humanitarian mission. and the two main security goals toppling the taliban government and destroying al qaeda bases were both accomplished here a decade ago. and the cost, around $600 billion. $8 billion a month. and there

fox news senior military analyst lieutenant colonel oliver north watched the debate with marines in southernnistan streaming from helmand province now, colonel. >> last year when we were in this part of helmand province there were four battalions providing security. today there is one with which he served as a young operations officer. we've now been here since last month. many of the 65,000 u.s. troops still here and thousands of contractors with more on the way are doing what the u.s. military personnel used to do, and now thanks to the obama exit strategy being announced to everybody it's become even harder. here is the summary of the opinions from three debates. first, great disappointment at the lack of attention being paid to the commitment here in afghanistan. one comment, does anyone know we are fighting over here? of course because of only one mention last night of the place called afghanistan. number two, the white house is lying about benghazi because everybody knows that osama bin laden is dead but al-qaida is still alive. number three, if we pull the plug on these people here th

we're forecasting high impact down to the carolinas, and low impact in southern virginia on saturday. on sunday, even for the marine corps marathon early sunday morning, low impact here with wind, some rain, but not too bad. i think you should be able to run the marathon, it just is not going to be the best idea to get out there without making sure you have on the right clothes. monday, i think everybody in the mid-atlantic and northeast has a high impact from this storm. once again, we're going to be watching this one very closely over the next couple of days. could it stay out to sea? yes. will it stay out to see? that still remains to be seen. but we'll continue to keep you updated right here on nbc 4. guys? >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> dan, you've got bad news here. doesn't he have the longest streak? >> barber goes back to 1998. >> wow. >> which is, what, 14, 15 years. >> but that's in jeopardy now. >> this is kind of a surprise, because london's been banged up before and been out there to play. that consecutive game streak that sits at

. >>> and in southern california, a fisherman caught two great white sharks on the manhattan beach pier. he released them yesterday. the great white is a protected species. a marine biologist says the sharks may be attracted to all the squid nearby. >> hm. >>> a sacramento judge is expected to rule today in a suit over money being spent against the state ballot initiative. governor brown is calling now for an arizona group to identify the people who donated $11 million to fight his school funding initiative prop 30. judge issued a tentative ruling that the donors must be revealed to the state fair political practice commission. the fppc would then decide if those names would be made public. >>> an already intense san jose city council race has taken another ugly turn. jimmy nguyen faces incumbent rose herrera in district 8. some nguyen supporters released a video saying it shows herrera's husband taking a nguyen campaign sign and preparing to dump it. the accusations continue from there. >> he then told me that he had a knife. he reached inside his pocket pulled something out and made a swipe at me. i jumped back. >> did you threaten them with a five? >> i said t

marine expert says the attacker was likely a great white. >>> two teenage brothers are now charged with murdering a 12-year-old neighbor girl in southern newjersey. autumn pasquale's body was discovered in a recycling bin, next to where the suspects lived with their mother. the middle schooler was apparently lured into their house saturday afternoon by the younger boy. and then, strangled. the boy's mother was the one who called police after she read disturbing posts on a facebook page. >>> and here's a heads-up for the next time you fly. for the first time, we know where you're most likely to get your stuff ripped off by the tsa. the tsa has fired almost 400 agency workers accused of stealing from travelers. abc news has learned that we've obtained the numbers showing the most case of theft at miami's airport, followed by jfk in new york, l.a.x., atlanta and las vegas. >> i'm sure you have to pay a fee to get it back, too. >>> police say two teens were so intent on getting cigarettes and booze, they smashed a stolen truck into the front of this michigan gas and grocery store. one of the suspects was caught on the spot. the other one is st

marines sent to guard the embassy but remain indeed tripoli and central europe to southern italy 480rom benghazi. f-16 and apache heps remained parked in the air base in italy and navy destroyers were moved off of the coast of libya. >> brian: no execution or contact, why? >> it is been five weeks, somebody should have answered that question. it is it really puzzling. i can say this i think. the ambassador is the highest rank most important american, our symbol of america. he's missing half an hour in the fight and the americans don't have the ambassador for 7 hours. holy smokes, if that was a four star general missing for 7 and half hours, our military would have moved faster. i am puzzled by this and somebody can answer the question but i can't answer the question. >> brian: the way protocol should be and happen should help to move this forward. thank you for getting up this morning. >> thank you. >> brian: maybe we'll get answers today. you think one woman putting head stones. steve rather thaney looking over the bocklet. i better finish my cheese before they take a swing at me. ♪

marines from spain. they sent a special praxeses force, they moved it from central europe to the airbase in southern italy, 480 miles from benghazi. then they left f-16s and apache helicopters parked at avianaairbase. two navy destroyers were moved off the coast of libya. >> sean: joining me with the election, liz chaina. liz, literally, they are saying that these forces were an hour away. the state department's watching in real time. we know that by 4:00 p.m. eastern, the white house knew. by 6:00 p.m., they knew more was happening. why wouldn't they sunday in the military. >> that's a question that the president of the united states needs to answer to the american people. jennifer's reporting was interesting, combined with the state department briefing they provided on october 8 tlooks like the only reinforcements that arrived in benghazi were called in from benghazi. the rest of the movement that occurred resulted in no reinforcements at benghazi. whatever other movements occurred, we know they were clearly insufficient because we lost four americans. we know at 5:00 p.m. on september 11, 2012, preside

marine corps. that's an area where we could use some improvement. our forces deployed to the western pacific certainly understand this, and they pass it on among themselves. the forces we deploy from southern california and the east coast that float into theater understand disaster assistance and humantarian response very well. that hasn't quite migrated itself into the institutional arena in terms of forces stationed here in the united states as it would relate to defense support to civil authorities. i think that's primarily -- this is not a primary mission for us. it's something that we do pay attention to, of course, as we deploy overseas. not necessarily forces we have here in the states. we do understand immediate response, rolling out the gate to help our neighbors in an immediate nature, but i think not so much in terms of mobilization and deploying inside our country. so, this is an area where opportunities like san francisco fleet week will allow us for, and i believe at some point really incorporate this in some internal doctrine that will benefit us in the event that this is a requirement inside the u.s. >> thank you. this morning secretary schultz asked one of the panels that

marine corps. that's an area where we could use some improvement. our forces deployed to the western pacific certainly understand this, and they pass it on among themselves. the forces we deploy from southern california and the east coast that float into theater understand disaster assistance and humantarian response very well. that hasn't quite migrated itself into the institutional arena in terms of forces stationed here in the united states as it would relate to defense support to civil authorities. i think that's primarily -- this is not a primary mission for us. it's something that we do pay attention to, of course, as we deploy overseas. not necessarily forces we have

marines from spain were sent to guard the embassy but remained in the capital. special operations force was moved from central europe to the air base in southern italy. 480-miles fromghazi. a-16 and apache helicopters were unused at an air base in northern italy. two navy destroyers in the mediterranean moved off the coast of libya on the day of the attack and were never used. some former defense officials say it was too little, too late. >> from the united states military to say they were 480 miles away and they could don't anything and they couldn't move one aircraft in eight hours, i say it's time to relieve a lot of people in chain of command. but i don't believe that. >> u.s. officials argue the street of benghazi without a clear intelligence picture on the ground could have led to friendly fire. they also feared an ambush. >> it's not easy as people think. not the way it's december played in hollywood where it's matter of fact and picked up and done. there are concerns about those they send there and having harm come to them as they're about those already there under duress. >> the fight was over in an hour according to recently leaked state department e-mail

marine one about to land at andrews air force base. president obama will travel 5300 miles today alone for events in iowa, colorado, nevada, and finally in southern california. and republican challenger mitt romney is doing a lot of heavy traveling himself. he has stops in reno and iowa today and here he is yesterday in colorado. >> these are tough times for a lot of americans and the president's answer to this is another stimulus and more government workers and higher taxes. that hasn't worked. >> i want you to look at our plan. compare it to governor romney's plan. see which plan you think is better for you and for america's future. well, he says he's got a plan. >> that was the president yesterday in ohio. in general, polls show the popular vote is really up for grabs. the president appears to have an edge in the electoral vote. but that depends on the outcomes in nine states which right now are just too close it call. >>> two people who are well known for putting themselves in the spotlight claim they are about to reveal information that could change the entire presidential race. one of them is billionaire donald trump. a romney supporter who

a fast team of marines was sent to guard the embassy, but they remained in tripoli. a special operations force was moved from central europe to southern miles from benghazi, but they did not move to benghazi. f-16s and apache helicopters remained parked in northern air base at aviano air base. >> for the united states military to say they were 480 miles away and they couldn't move one aircraft in 8 hours, i would say it's time to relieve a lot of people in the chain of command. but i just don't believe that. >> reporter: the fighting at consulate was over within one hour according to the recently leaked state department e-mails obtained by fox news. a poor intelligence picture before the attack made the friendly fire incident a real possibility and officials said they needed permission from the libyan government for overflights. >> if your ambassador has been killed or captured and is missing at the hands of terrorists, you do not ask any country for mother may i before you come across the border to save your own. we have many times gone across borders. we do it every day in pakistan. that's how we killed usama bin laden. >> reporter:

marines from spain. they sent a special operations force. they moved it from central europe down to the airbase in southern italy.-16s and apache helicopters parked in northern italy. they did not take off. two navy destroyers were moved off the coast of libya. here is former secretary of defense, assistant secretary of defense, then last. >> for the united states military to say that they were 480 miles away, and they couldn't do anything, and they couldn't move one aircraft in eight hours, i say it's time to release a lot of people in the chain of command. but i just don't believe that. reporter: the finding of the consulate was over within one hour, according to e-mails obtained by fox news. martha: one of the big questions that remains in all of this, jennifer, is tyrone woods and glen doherty. they were killed hours after all that began at that main building. they were in the annex about a half-mile away. what could have possibly been done while this was being watched in real time as we are now learning remapped. reporter: that is right, martha. u.s. officials say a picture on the ground made the possibility

marin but they're no delays. drive times are still under 30 minutes to the toll plaza. >> new information coming in about this fire in southern california. it's called a look out fire. is burning just to the north and slightly to the west of santa barbara. the latest from firefighters there is that it is 44 a. now and contained. firefighters did evacuate homes and businesses in the path of this fire. you can see fire fighters attacking from above also at ground level where they had steep terrain that they're dealing with. 75 percent containment on this fire which has grown over night to 44 a.. one firefighter suffered an injury to his leg. at the fire because of a fire is still a mystery. hundreds of people and a motor home are being evacuated because damage was severe to that place. other places the damage as well from this long line of storms and a stretch of the way to the great lakes. in mississippi $15,000 as reported in the national weather service is expected to surge to serve it surface and see of a tornado touched down. >> he is charged with cash and methamphetamines. 61 year-old lot more than bynum had a purely admi

marines out of spain that was sent to triple-a. jennifer tells me they generally handle embassy security and security of information there. there was a special operation forces central europe. the airbase in southerntaly. there were f-16s and apache choppers in northern italy. but they were never dispatched. and there were two navy off the coast of libya. they were put into position, but they were not used either. general keane, i know you're reluctant to say that there were mistakes made. but it does seem like something could have been done in a military way that might have saved some lives for prevented the severity of this attack. >> we know that the security was totally inadequate. we are not talking about that. we are talking about the response. i think this criticism is second-guessing at its worst and suggesting that people should be fired from their jobs. we don't know the facts. but what we do know is that the response was pretty good. look at what happened. we have an attack and within that timeframe, a response from the annex came down. to get into those fights and rescue those that were still alive -- they took him back to their annex and brought them into a firefight in ambush to get

southern . >>> good morning to you. what a beautiful sunrise over san jose. we had mostly cloudy conditions just about an hour ago and this is all that's left of a very thin marineyer getting squishd by high pressure. today, though, high pressure will start to break down and head off to the east. your temperatures will fall from the 80s and 70s into the 60s by the finish of the weekend and rain moves in late sunday into monday. we'll have a heavier round of rain wednesday into thursday so break out that umbrella. >> don't forget get that weather any time you need to. go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. and while you're doing that, get red for sunday night because that's the best night of the week because it's time for sunday night "football night in america." the 3-3 steelers take on the 3-3 bengals. somebody's going to be 4-3. oh, we can't wait. who will it be as they go into paul brown stadium? clear, cool, upper 50s to the low 60s. it's a big one. will the bengals mall tul the steelers? it's all coming up sunday night "football night in america." savannah. >> all right, al. thank you. >>> coming up next, how to decide when the time is ri