st. francis, thanks for doing double duty. and we're talking about st. francis, the other school. look at the maps, morgan hill as well. return shouldn't affect the freeways much, but i wanted to give a shoutout to the friend south of where we look throughout the freeways. all moving smoothly, typical overnight construction crews. we want to look live in the westbound direction approaching the toll plaza. we're too far west to see that, but you see the good volume of traffic over towards the peninsula. low clouds floating around, we're going to track that through the morning, back to you. >>> now to an update on a local story that's gotten national attention. publisher revising a sex ed book that parents say is too graphic and too inappropriate. >> last night parents once again voiced their concerns about the book which was supposed to be given out to ninth graders this year. they voted to buy the books in june, but there was huge back lash. more than 2200 people signed a petition saying it was explicit. sop included descriptions of sexual practices. many people agreed, but others

st. francis high school. looks nice and san jose, presentation high school should see the temperatures climbing into the mid-80s as we head towards the afternoon. the trend will be similar for most locations except in san jose where the you have the clear skies right now. it'll be the fog that'll take time to break up. fog reducing visibilities down toless than a mile currently around santa rosa. you're seeing that too across the golden gate bridge and the north bay this morning. mist at times with the low clouds, clearing and the valley temperatures today climbing into the 80s and approaching 90 here over the next couple of afternoons. including out towards morgan hill and gilroy, 38 in san jose. upper 60s closer to san francisco. upper 80s in pleasanton and across the north bay, we'll see the highs in the low to mid-80s. so the afternoon looking good, but mike that be fog can slow things down at times, especially across the midspans of the bridges. >> so we give that warning because as we're talk about, the

st. francis, temperatures today in the low 80s and into san jose, presentation high school, looks good. we'll see numbers in the mid-80s this afternoon. so warm, but not exactly too hot for most of us as we go through the day. low clouds and drizzle will be the story of the morning then clearing quickly warming valleys heading into the afternoon. and the valley temperatures today making a run at the mid to upper 80s and the warmest place including morgan hill. 83 closer to downtown san jose. upper 60s for san francisco and for the north bay, you'll see highs in the low 80s with temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 80s around pleasanton and on our way to 90s through the weekend. warm start to the weekend, trending cooler approaching monday. now back from hawaii and back on traffic, we have mike. >> thanks rob, and thanks for covering for both of us, traffic and weather. over here covering the cash lanes, these folks waiting in line. typical pattern here. fast track, not a problem, it's 5:37. we should see the lights turning on. we see a good volume coming down east shore freeway.

st. francis. its massive basilica remains a favorite destination for countless pilgrims today.volterra was an etruscan capital centuries before christ. within its wall, the town's rustic center offers an evocative tuscan charm. and san marino -- all 24 square miles of it -- is unique in that it's still an independent country. while novel today, tiny two-bit dukedoms like this were once the norm. medieval italy -- like most of europe before the rise of modern nation states -- was a collection of independent, little san marino-style city states -- many of them no more than fortified towns on hills. >>> hello, and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. >>> rescuers in western japan are continuing their search for people missing in landslides. police in hiroshima say 40 people have died. 47 others are missing or unaccounted for. search efforts have been temporarily suspended in some districts to prevent a second disaster. it has been raining on and off since thursday night, and authorities fear that could trigger more landslides. firefighters, police officers, and sel

st. francis high school. >> speaking of san jose, let's look outside this morning.sibly second day of school. rob mayeda joins us with a look at your forecast. >> it looks good around daly city this morning. you have to look out for low clouds and fog. temperatures in the upper 60s ro

st. francis, a city that embraced all of our communities and we have always stood up to make sure that folks have -- don't have a roof over their heads have an opportunity become part of the community, part of the fabric of san francisco. >> the top 8 players will go on to represent the u.s. in the 64 64th national homeless world cup in chilly in october -- chile in october. >>> violence in ferguson, missouri questioning a program that gives military gear to local police departments, including in the bay area. how this equipment can effect police response. >> preparations underway for the big event at levi stadium. the new steps to make sure the 49ers game is safe. >> how a dangerous chemical got mixed into her iced tea. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >>> new questions tonight about the police response to protests over that deadly police shooting in ferguson, missouri. the use of military gear during protest is putting a spotlight on a program that transfers military equipment to police departments and that includes to bay ar

st. francis drake boulevard.the road was damaged last month when a big rig flipped over and spilled 4,000 gallons of gas. and crews are work on part of the road that was saturated because of the gas. >>> investigators may have discovered the cause of a fire at a former hotel in san francisco. the fire may have been started by some renovation work by welders. eight construction workers were injured. 7 taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. and all injuries are considered minor. the fire burned for more than three hours. >>> turning down the volume. the changes made after a particularly noisy night. >>> but first paying to rent a home own through find out it is being sold. the elaborate scheme this is being accused of that cost some people hundreds of dollars. >>> and we're taking a look at the bay bridge this morning, looking good. and we'll update you on the traffic on the east bay as well. >>> quiet here in california but not the big island. and they are preparing were into could be a hurricane, iselle. and

st. francis outside because there was some water damage from sunday's quake. she said that she felt the three shakers early this morning about an hour ago. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> we have a new way to show you earthquake damage in napa. this is from a drone camera one of the buildings in downtown area there with the corner missing from the facade there and is still in danger of falling. you can see the brick. there's the county courthouse there, as well. a big building that has been yellow-tagged. and the first presbyterian church is still standing but some of its stained glass windows were blown out as well all from a drone. >>> napa inspectors have another busy day ahead of them as they check to make sure buildings are safe. so far, inspectors have surveyed about 75% of the city's buildings. the buildings deemed red-tagged are a mix of businesses and homes. one building was both. the woman we talked to runs her business out of her apartment. and she has plenty of help. >> everybody has been really gracious to offer me places to stay, pla

st. louis, francis slay. mayor slay, i have to say, the images that are coming out of ferguson, missouri, are coming out of ferguson, but there are a lot of folks who are thinking, this is st. louis. i'm seeing tear gas in st. louis, police violence in st. louis, unrest in st. louis. as the mayor of st. louis, what are you thinking as you watch all this go down? >> well, this is a very highly charged situation. and while this is not the city of st. louis, it is the suburbs of st. louis and it has a huge impact on the entire region, and that's something i'm very, very cognizant of. >> what are you hoping to see happen here? it strikes me that in the time i've been here reporting, there is a little bit of a municipal game of thrones going on. some really indeterminantsy of what's in charge of what. are you confident that the lines of authority are clear? the investigation being pursued in a maximally professional manner? >> i am confident of that. and i really supported and i joined the governor and the county e

finally, pope francis heads to south korea this coming week, where he'll participate in several events, including asian youth day. this week, he met with some 50,000 young german catholics in stpeter's square. many of them were altar servers. francis urged them not to waste too much time on the internet and smart phones, saying those things can distract people from what's really important. presumably, he didn't mean to include his twitter account, which currently has more than 4 million followers. >>> that's our program for now. i'm kim lawton. you can follow us on twitter and facebook, where i have a fan page as well. watch us anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. and visit our website, where there is always much more, including more of my interview with j. peter pham. you can also listen to or watch each program. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, scenes from a solemn ceremony in belgium marking the 100th anniversary of world war i. >> the son and the holy spirit be amongst you and remain with you always. amen. >> announcer: marijua >> announcer: major funding is provided by the lilian undowment. community develop and education. additional funding also provided by

st wh , 'lbe back. >>> right now pope francis is in south korea. the pope is urging north and south korea work toward reconciliatn and called for stability on the korean peninsula. the countries have been divided since the korean war more than 60 years ago. pope francis is the first pope in 25 years to visit south korea. he'll e the rest of his trip visiting wit some of t country's fi million catholics. >>> russia is sending supplies to eastern ukraine today to help people impa by the war. a russian aid convoy included 262 trucks of canned meat, portable generators and baby food. the trucks will pass through an area contro by the pro-russian separatists. russia will deliver aid to a checkpoint where it can be inspected by ukraine and the red cross. ukraine says it's also preparing to send its n . >>> and now to the crisis in iraq. u.s. forces say the conditions on mt. sinjar are not as grave as first reported. army special forces dispatched to the mountain say there are far fewer refugees than they believed. according tohe pentagon, fewer people to

st. louis, our good friend, francis slade. >> thank you, governor. >> michael brown was fatally shot in ferguson this past saturday. his parents, his family, friends and this community are all in mourning. i mean, these are facts that are not in dispute. nor is the need for a full, fair and transparent investigation. nor is the need for justice to be served or people to be heard. the governor asked me to stand with him and county executive dooley today to demonstrate our common agreement on this situation. justice must happen. the grieving must be comforted. the angry must be heard. and the innocent must it be protected. i agree on the direction that the governor set. i offered him the experience of two senior police commanders from the st. louis metropolitan police department, chief sam dodson and major ronnie robinson, both of whom are here this afternoon available to provide advice and support. sam and ronnie will bring a wealth of useful and practical knowledge to the effort. and certainly whatever support they can provide. they can help protect people and their right to assemble peaceably,

st. matthew the apostle in southwest washington. >>> pope francis says young catholics should reject materialism that disenfranchise the poor. he said the gap between the rich and poor is widening. this morning he celebrated mass with thousands of children in a youth day event. he is in south korea on a five-day trip. he says there is only one korea and the family is divided. he's asked everyone to pray for unity. >>> right now education leaders from across the country are meeting in the nation's capital to stop bullying. a substance abuse and mental health service administration along with the department of education are launching a new app to stop bullying called knowbullying. the app is designed to help kids with several types of bullying. you can download it on your smartphone from the app store or google play. >>> tom joins us now to talk about this beautiful day and i'm begging him to keep it going for the weekend, but not a chance of that, tom? >> no, we're going to have a change. it's august and it's going to act like a summer month bite end of the weekend. i just took a stroll outside,

francis in south korea. >>> violence erupted again wednesday night in the st.ouis where an unarmed black teen was shot last week. 300 protestors dispersed. it was the fourth night of protests since the shooting. >>> now as we've been hearing, the situation in ukraine is putting a strain on relations between russia and the u.s. washington has imposed tough new sanctions. russia may have found the way to hit back. the space industry is the target. we've been looking at what it could mean if the long standing collaboration in space fell apart. >> when neil armstrong set foot on the moon in 1969 it was the pivotal point in the space race. americans beat the soviets to the moon. it was a moment of u.s. national pride. the two rivals realized they could achieve more by working together. today the americans don't just work with the russians, they depend on them. >> this is the discovery shuttle that took astronauts to space in nearly 30 years. it's in a museum. there's no replacement. americans have to pay the russians for a ride from the spacecraft at a cost of more

st. peter's square have been known to ask pope francis for a quick self-snap. phenomenon? >> really not at all. if you l >> not welcom sneaky w pn( ins selfie posed inches from cyclists causing angrutro thehls4 on guys please give the riders a safe road. >> reporter: a selfie taken by a tourist at auschwitz concentration camp this summer sparked international outrage. it appears there are no boundaries when it comes to selfie opportunities. are we know narcissistic today than we were in years past? >> selfies have really almost totally eroded the boundary between your private life and public life, the internet. >> reporter: the term selfie first appeared in an online australia i2002. but this 21 photographic genre has history in thets of self-portrait. termxwçopercent. >> who were some of the topfiee an enabler of selfies andy warhol. back in the early '60s when warhol started to get commissions to make portraits of new yorkers, he had the idea of sending them with a bag of quarters to times square to visit the photo booth machine. &>> thebb has taken a selfie

st. peter's square have been known to ask pope francis for a quick self-snap.lfie. christopher phillips is the curator at the international center for photography. is the selfie a new phenomenon? >> really not at all. if you look back people have been making sell portrait photographs since almost the day that photography was invented back in 1839. >> let me take a selfie. >> reporter: around the world, selfies are everywhere. but, they are not always welcome. sometimes they're a sneaky way to promote products. at the tour de france in july fans seeking a selfie posed inches from cyclists causing angry rebuttal from the athletes. >> come on guys please give the riders a safe road. >> reporter: a selfie taken by a tourist at auschwitz concentration camp this summer sparked international outrage. it appears there are no boundaries when it comes to selfie opportunities. are we know narcissistic today than we were in years past? >> selfies have really almost totally eroded the boundary between your private life and public life, the internet. >> reporter: the term se

francis will take part in world youth day and will beatify south koreans martyrs. >>> and friends and family of legendary philadelphia coach dr. jack ramsay attended a memorial mass in his honor. nbc10 and stjoseph's university which overbrook. ramsey went to st. joe's and coached the alma mater. and also the sixers. last night there was a packed audience to remember his legacy. ramsey's son chris remembered his father as a man of god. >> he ran his life the last 16 years. he always thanked the big man upstairs. >>> st. joe's planned a separate memorial after ramsey died in april. dr. jack ramsay was 89 years old. >>> sheriff's officials in california are defending their decision to release the details of robin williams' suicide. police say that the actor died by hanging himself with belt. some say the level of detail is too much. but the department says disclosures are required by state law. meanwhile, broadway theaters dimmed their markese for the legendary entertainer. at one theater, broadway's "aladdin" led a sing-along after the closure of the show. >>> now your nbc10 weather with meteorologist are brittney shipp. >>> good morning, we have a nice stretch of weather as we wind down yo

francis newton, bless your heart from st. charles, missouri.to new york where they're always happy. >> we are. >> yes, we are. >> thank you very much. >>> well, we've been sharing more memories of robin williams all morning long. he share a special bond with christopher reeve. a bond that grew stronger after reeve was paralyzed in that horse riding accident. is a short time later reeve opened up about the relationship right here on "today" in a candid conversation with katie. >> the funniest guy in the world. i think the reason we were friends was from the very beginning i never did the schtick to get him to be my friend. i was just my boring old self. sometimes he needed to unwind and talk to somebody and i guess i was there for him. and he certainly has been there for us. his generosity. he was the first to show up in virginia when i was really in trouble. and he came in as this crazy russian doctor as you probably know. and i laughed for the first time after the accident. he came here to kessler one afternoon and thank god i wear a seat belt

good old francis newton, bless your heart, zain st. charles, missouri, 100-years-old today.we are. >> yes, we are there. >> thank you very much. we have been sharing memories of robin williams. he was friends with christopher reeves. he opened up in a candid conversation with katie. >> it's unlikely we'd be friends, right? the funniest guy in the worked. i think the reason we were friends is i'm a very big fan. i never did a schtick to get him to be my friend. a lot of people imitated him. i waspy boring old self. every now and then he needed to unwind and talk to somebody and i guess i was there for him. and he certainly has been there for us. his generosity has been stunning. he was the first one to show up down in virginia when i was really in trouble and he came in as this crazy russian doctor as you probably know and i laughed for the first time after the accident. he said, you'll be okay. and he came here one afternoon and just, thank god i wore a seatbelt in the chair because i would have fallen out laughing. in the middle of a tragedy like this, you can still experie