and they are instructed by berlin to let them starve. it is better for -- if russians starve is opposed to germans. -- as opposed to germans. there is this idea that is ok if people starve. this is a bigger problem for troops on the ground. divisions complain about it is intolerable to see women and children starving. it is intolerable for their morale. would writeany men about their efforts to give a little food to russians especially children. and women. one report is that german troops are especially kindhearted or soft towards women and children because they have wives and kids at home. thisigh command is ok with mass starvation because they believe this would has to go to the germans to keep the army ready to fight this war. for many on the ground it was a problem and it would hat -- try to help out. whether they ever connected the fact that their occupation policies as a whole work causing this is open to debate. interviewer: there were some asments where they felt starvation set in, the animosity started to grow. jeff: what we see

the dog is being hailed a hero for saving the child from starving to death. somebody got shot over there the other day. like, when they're shooting and stuff, i stay up here. freddie gray was killed after police gave him a rough ride in a van. june and july have been the most violent months in decades. >> i'm scared sometimes i don't even go outside at night. i just don't trust this. >> that sense of fear eases inside the library. where derail can play video games. eat a free lunch and other worlds open up before him. >> we see the real side of the community. we see the side that says this library needs to remain in this neighborhood. this library is servicing young people. servicing adults. people who don't have jobs can come in and combat opp the computer and apply for jobs. this is about a safe haven >> they're moving closer to shore. up next, how scientists in california are learning more about sharks. >> "america tonight" brought you >> in southern california, a kayaker was bitten by a shark. his feet were dangling in had the water when he was bitten. je

at least 96,000 children are starving. in the conflict in the country. the abandon mine which is are having a toxic effect on the residential communities. and the known martial art that is punching above it's weight, in myanmar. >> hello. the united nations is calling on europe to make it mandatory for member states to accept refugees fleeing from war torn countries. so far, germany has taken the majority of the refugees. the u.n. says it should be an e.u. wide operation. and more should be allowed to arrive legally. mrs. a sign that the exodus is slowing down. two refugee agency the u.n.h.c.r. says it announced 30,000 refugees on greek islands. a record 7,000 syrian refugees arrived in neighboring macedonia. on monday. germany says it expected more than 800,000 people to apply for asylum this year, that's four times the number to arrive last year. mohammad reports. at europe's southern gate way, these are some of the thousands that cross. >> marking a new record in this humanitarian crisis. the u.n. is sounding the alarm bills once more. to guarantee re

at least 96,000 children are starving. in the conflict in the country. the abandon mine which is are having a toxic effect on the residential communities. and the known martial art that is punching above it's

that's why a regime with a dysfunctional economy, starve 3 million people to death in the 1990s survive. every other country is looking at this saying if i get nukes, i survive. i get power even if my people starve. >> bruce, you believe that rewarding the iranians is going to stop them from building nukes? >>. >> i don't see it that way. i see we are trying to prevent them from getting nuclear weapons. that's as simple as i can make it. what we are doing is trying to ensure they don't. there were as he people on the republicanle stage who said they wouldn't necessarily rip up the deal if they violate the terms of the deal. then everything goes back the way it was. that's the way i look at it and probably what would happen. >> rich, we heard these assurances about this country, a rogue nation not becoming nuclear. back in the mid 90s with bill clinton when he made the deal with north korea. we lavished money on the north koreans. we were giving them stuff like now we are giving the iranians. this is what bill clinton said in 1994. listen. >> north korea will freeze and 'tis mantle the n

now months of heavy fighting has taken its toll on the most vulnerable. 96,000 children are starving and close to death it's estimated 88 children will suffer from malnutrition in aden in the next year. 2,000 children don't have enough food or water. >> troops from the saudi-led coalition rolled in. they were bolstered by the arrival of a thousand soldiers and armored vehicles. they're getting ready for what yemeni officials say will be a decisive battle. it is said to be in retaliation for the attack on coalition forces last week. 60 soldiers died when the military base was hit by a rocket. it has intensified the bomb batterment of sanaa targeting houthi rebel positions an those of their allies. this market has been hit. people hurt or worse. homes and communities were reduced to republic. one of the places where they could have been looked after have been shut down. >> some people died here during the rocket bombardment. children were killed in the nursery. we're next door to the special forces. >> all the patients have been moved elsewhere, but those hospitals and clinics were alr

i do not see artists starving.mily: so just because they are making money, does that make it is fair that others should be able to access their content illegally? kim: no, i do not think that is what i am trying to say. i just think everyone should look at it a bit more realistically. all of these these hollywood moguls are living in mansions that are bigger than mine. it is the greed that is dominating this debate. it is not like anyone is starving, right? the movie industry makes more money year after year. society that wants to have access to this content, but hollywood does not make it available. i am just a tiny piece in the middle of that. i am not responsible for that. emily: you think the government is trying to make an example out of you? kim: absolutely. yes. emily: president obama, in saying that piracy is a matter of national security, is saying the innovation and creativity and stuff the american people create is our biggest asset. so, why should we allow it to be stolen? kim: that argument does not in

unicef says 96,000 children are starving and close to death in the port city. estimated nearly 8,000 will suffer from severe malnutrition in aden in the next year. and almost 2 million children across the country do not have enough food or water. our correspondent has more. >> reporter: troops from the saudi-lead coalition roll into ma'rib. they have been bolstered by the rival of a thousand soldiers and armored vehicles from qatar. they are getting ready for what officials say will be a decisive battle. it is said to be in retaliation for an attack on coalition forces last week. it's also intensified the bombardment of sana'a, targeting houthi rebel positions and those of their allies. once again, though, there are civilian casualties. this market suburb has been hit. people hurt or worse. homes and communities reabused to rubble. and one of the places where the injured could have been looked after has been shut down. the hospital is directly opposite a houthi security forces camp. >> translator: some people died here during the rocket bombardment. children we

the poor horses did not survive the starving time. but i've got things also like whalebone. so the colonists were eating whatever they could get their hands on. whale. i have got bottlenose dolphin here. box turtles. box lunches? and they ate a lot of these. they talk about these. we found lots and lots of these shells. they'd actually scrape out the bones and resuse the shell as a drinking bowl. beside the indications of the things they were eating, we also have the arrival of a group of castaways from the sea venture shipwreck in 1609. they spent nine months in bermuda, and when they came, they brought bermuda sea shells. like the scallop. that is quite large. clean conch shell here. another beautiful shell. they are collecting them like we would, as souvenirs of their voyage, but also if they get back to england, they can sell these two gentlemen who are collecting exotic objects from around the world. and speaking of exotic objects, in this bottle here, which probably held pharmaceuticals, medicinal substances, we actually found beetles. we had them analyze, and i actual

at least 96,000 children are starving in the conflict torn country.he abandoned mine which is are having a toxic effect on the residential communities. and taking on the loggers to breathe new life into the forests. >> united nations is calling on europe to make it mandatory for member states to accept refugees fleeing were torn conditions. so far germany has take an majority of refugees but united nations says the burden should be felt europe wide. and more should be allowed to arrive legally, there's little side if any that the exodus is slowing down. the refugee agency, says there are now 30,000 refugees on greek islands alone. a record 7,000 syrian refugees arrived in neighboring macedonia on monday. germany says it expects more than 800,000 people to apply for asylum this year. which is four times the number to arrive last year. mohammad has been reporting now on the europe bide crisis. >> at europe's southern gate way, these refugees are some of the thousands across from greece into macedonia on monday. marking a new record in this crisis. with

they think people who were these little children on tv starving to death in malnourished and they runut and get their check book so they can send them money. they don't believe people of the united states live off of $2 per person per day. so that is one enlightening part of your book. 3 million children. another thing they won't leave

in this country starved for progress and change the papal visit signals a new sense of hope. >> cuba will open to the world and the world will open to cuba. >> the pope's arrival has caused excitement. they welcomed him. >> stay with news4 on air and online. we have you covered. we will send you breaking news alerts from our washington app when he gets here and keep you up to speed on traffic delays. >> it took police time to track down two suspects. police chased down a car and arrested two men. both face first-degree murder charges. police say they have the man responsible for sexually assaulting two women. >> the prince george's county fire department mourning the loss of one of their own. retired deputy fire chief carla blue died today. she was with the department for 20 years. funeral arrangements will be announced. >>> two young girls did the right thing when two men in a van started following them. they are walking near a school this afternoon. the white van approached. a man called out to them and another guy got out and started walking toward them. one of the girls fulled ou

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. >> pam:a huge influx of weak, starving seabirds have been >> pam:new at six.pierce went to the international bird center in fairfield where the birds are being nursed back the health. >> pam: >> reporter:at the international bird rescue center in fairfield yet another group of starving young seabirds have arrived, to join an ever increasing number received in august. >>typically on any given month, common muhrs we may get ten and we've had a hundred and fifty in a month. that tells us pretty quickly that something is going on in the environment. >> pam: >> reporter:the majority of the birds are juvenile common muhrs, a deep diving seabird that fish the waters from monterey to marin county and those waters are changing >>the primary cause seems to be a warming of the sea water around their fishing areas. >>the birds are looking for fish. the fish may be deeper looking for cold water and the birds can only dive so deep. >> reporter:this is not the first time that the international bird rescue has seen the common muhr population in stress. >>the last time happene

. >> it seems that governor walker thinks because he busts unions and starves universities, demeans women, he is some kind of tough guy on his motorcycle. a real leader. well that is not leadership, folks. leadership means fighting for the people you represent and putting their interests first. >> clinton's new more fun side on display as her appearance on "ellen degeneres" on thursday. she appears on "the tonight show with jimmy fallon" on september 16th. >>> democrats in the senate have handed a major victory to president obama. they blocked the debate to reject the nuclear deal with iran. that means it will go into effect without the president having to use his veto pen. the deal did not have a support of a single republican senator. there were democrats who did oppose it. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian markets closed lower. yesterday, the dow climbed 77. the s&p and nasdaq up a bit. wait and see mode for the fed to see if it will raise interest rates. >>> new york to be the first state in the nation with a $15 minimum wage if governor cuomo gets his way. he will push

a starving toddler nursing on a dog. >>> this weekend the nation is celebrating labour day, created to celebrate the social and economic achievement of american workers. tonight a deeper look at the state of organised labour, and how unions could effect the presidential election. we begin with this report from michael shure. >> labour day, the end of summer coinciding with what was once the traditional beginning of a presidential race. it has changed. so, too, has the role of labour and presidential politics. >> we are free unions and collective bargaining is lost. >> ronald regan launched a campaign with those words. a year later, he fired 11,000 striking air traffic controllers, he set the tone for a future relationship with organised labour. >> there has been a movement for decades on union rights and movement in general. brian maloney. >> few support labour groups. >> on top of that, union membership declined. according to the department of labour, membership among wage and salary was 21.9% in 1983. the number is 11.1%, down 9%. all of this has political candidates and watchers unc

what could go wrong with poor, starving muslim alienated men?y're going to be easily radicalized. >> would american men leave for mexico and canada if it's a civil war in the united states? no. >> what is happening to women because icy changed the doctrine of the qur'an to say it's okay to rape rape. i understand leaving because of suffering and fleeing war. but there's also the women that are possibly left behind. >> i think it's a human tragedy of massive scale at this point. >> and inevitable. >> i don't think it's inevitable. they needed to deal with syria and assad in some effective way. the question for us is were we will be to follow through or put troops on the ground? remember, the congress would not vote to authorize missile strikes. everybody was afraid this was going to be another war. that's republican and democrats. >> republicans supported the president. >> they did not. they did not. they did not. >> this is a failure. >> the difficulty -- >> they showed you. >> i don't know what you showed but i think you guys don't understand t

>> starving in the morning. >> of the 12 people we talked to, only one read the serving size and poured portion. >> my son's a type 1 diabetic so i read the back. >> the american heart association recommends women consume no more than 24 grams of sugar. >> which causes a problem as this woman's portion netted her 17 grams of sugar. >> that's not good. >> reporter: not all brands are this calorie dense. we reached out to all threemakers. nature's path said we adhere to the 30 gram serving size for all grain based knack mixes. bare naked says it also follows the fda regulations. while a quarter cup may not take up a lot of space on your plate, it still offers nutrients boulder brands says it uses the fda guidelines so consumers can compare products easily. becky worley, abc news, new york. >>> so with the series this week, for us morning folks, we've now lost yogurt, granola and muffins. how are we supposed to eat? egg whites? >> with cheddar. >>> or a milkshake. what do you call those, protein shakes. >> even those are fairly fattening, as well. >> apparently you can make it your old gra

within habits which make us feel safe while at our door, people are starving.s who have made possible for the good news of the gospel to be in every generation of good and news. today we remember one of those witnesses who testified to the joy of the gospel in these lands. father junipero serra. he was the embodyment of the church which goes forward. the church which sets out to bring everywhere the reconciling tenderness of god. he left his native land and its way of life. he was excited about blazing trails, going forth to meet many people. learning and valuing the particular customs and ways of life. he learned how to bring to birth and nurture life in the faces of the native -- of everyone he met. junipero sought to defend the dignity of the native community, to protect it from those who had mistreated and abused it. mistreatment and wrongs which today still trouble us. especially because of the hurt which they caused in the lives of many people. father serra had a motto which inspired his life. he sang, he lived his life by it. keep moving forward. for him

government fall support in 1944 by committee an entire army , fall apart in burma, and then starve to death during the retreat. there is a lot going on in the japane empire. there is a lot going on. just a reminder why we have this and game -- there is an act of war committed against the united states. and i think this had never happened, if the japanese and yamamoto had not convinced the imperial naval general staff of the army-navy committee that approved these things to attack pearl harbor that would be a , picture of kavita, smoking and flaming. i not completely convinced that without pearl harbor we do not have world war ii. i had to pull this off the internet. norman made me think of that. that is a battleship in a floating drydock in 1944. that is the west virginia. i think it is off of spirit tucson to -- spiritu santu. i don't think they had moved it to the philippines yet. we had 10 advanced talks this side. people have said he was being punished. joe regarded it as a positive indication that he would be allowed to commands something that cost u.s. taxpayers a lot of money t

warmer, part of developing el nino pattern and many of the fur seals are winding up stranded and starving 600 miles away from home. the national ocean i can and atmospheric administration is de clierg did declaring this -- declaring this an unusual death event, dedicating more money to the research. >> that's a great place, the marine ma'am will center out there to help with the research. thanks, alex. >>> 5:06. one of the men charged with assault after a 49ers game will be asking a judge today to lower his bail. are prosecutors a eric martinez and felix and wanna tacked a minnesota vikings fans two weeks ago in a levi's stadium parking lot. all of it was captured on a cellphone. all three charged with assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury. the bail for martinez set at $75,000. the vikings fan suffered a concussion in the fight. >>> the two men who were beaten in a bathroom at levi's stadium last year are now suing the san francisco 49ers and the companies that run the venue. this is video from the incident last october. cousins say that the team failed to provide adequ

system is not very strong, moisture stravsh starve starved. low clouds, cooler and breezy, inland 70s and 80s. out of the 90s. 60s and 70s around the bay. 5:00 in the morning and here it is, mr. sal castaneda. >> you know what's even earlier, steve? >> 4:00 when we go on the air. 5:00 -- >> are you live, sal? >> yes this is live. look, this is my hand on the air. it's live. good morning. the coffee is kicking in. thank you. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic moving nicely. this is a live picture and you can see for yourself there hasn't been a lot of slow traffic yet. usually 5:30 is when we start seeing the backup. westbound traffic looking xw heading on to the high-rise. looking at the south bay and you can see traffic on all the road centers, that's green and green means traffic is at or near the speed limit. as we push up to livermore to cass ter valley, traffic moving well, no problems from heshg lee's to richland and beyond that. >>> bart police say a man with a gunshot himself last night during a confrontation with police

britain was to starve into submission.created ingenious devices that could be smuggled on ships, placed in cargo holds with long-term timers. they wanted the ships to catch fire and sink while out at sea. museum that will take pictures. freehand precision drawings made before computers and a fascinating record of wartime ingenuity. abc news. jane: -- bbc news. jane: another reason to cut down on chocolate. you can find out more on our website. to reach me and most of the team go to twitter. are atbbc.com/news -- we bbc world news u.s. think of for watching, tune in tomorrow. -- thank you for watching, tune in tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation -- pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and mufg. >> build a solid foundation and you can connect communities and commerce for centuries, tha

have a front riding through it makes you think of precipitation, this one however looks moists your starved. we'll allow for a sprinkle our shower on saturday, but it won't be a washout that is good news for the eagles and union. >> good news for us too. >>> topping up people scene, "dancing with the stars" is back and many celebrities showed they are in it to win it. alicia vitarelli is here with the hits and misses. 13 stars and spectacular talent and a red hot dance floor, it hardly looked like week one with so many celebrities bringing their a game right out of the gate. "dancing with the stars" returned with a bang, for season 21 and one celebrity stood out on the dance floor, ♪ ♪ >> bindy irwin told us last week she was worried about the judges but last night she shined. crocodile rock and all. bindy and derek hough scored 24 out of 30 and is getting big support from the show's alums. we caught up with some for the miss america competition sfwli love bindy, she is adorable. we met bindy last year and to see her on the show, her energy is amazing. >> bindy has competition, back street

. >>> she's not going to starve to be thin. why molly sota's refusal to be a slave to beauty is

him. >> now it seems to me just observing him that governor walker thinks because he busts unions, starves guts public education, demeans women and nurses and teachers and firefighters, he's some kind of tough guy on his motorcycle. a real leader. well that is not leadership, folks. leadership means fighting for the people you represent and putting their interests first. >> we also got to see clinton's fun side as advertised on her appearance on ellen degeneres' show. the attempt to do "the nae-nae." >> did she achieve "the nae-nae?" >> i have to ask my kids. she appears with jimmy fallon on september 16th. >>> preventing the possibility that republicans can block the iran nuclear deal. the measure will go into effect. the president will not have to use his veto pen. the deal did not have the support of a single republican senator and several democrats voted against it. >>> time for your money. asian markets closed lower. u.s. stock futures are also lower. yesterday, the damage report. the dow climbed 77 points. a bit of a relief. s&p and nasdaq up. oil down 2% below $45 a barrel. this mor

nobody will tell them that if you don't have money you will starve and no one will give you food. no one tells them that even if you go to a doctor, you have to pay your part for treatment. you have to buy medicine. nobody tells them that. melinda: what about the journey? how much information do they have about how dangerous it is? mr. khamis: they have very little information about that. this is the bigger picture. they see heaven. to reach heaven you will do whatever you want just to take the journey, the boat, to reach the destination. the risk on the way -- nobody cares. some people even say, i am already dead. why not give it a try? 8 melinda: interesting that all of you have emphasized that the refugees are not necessarily the poorest and most downtrodden. let's take a closer look at who is leaving and why. >> this man once one thing -- to get to europe. seenmany nigerians, he has poverty and boko haram terrorism. 12,000 nigerians have tried to make it to europe by see this year alone. often with fatal results. nigeria has africa's most powerful economy. the country is rich

dying is better than starving here. >> reporter: there's a problem. the outboard motor will not start. they are backing up. the family tells us they are shia muslims. a minority targeted by the taliban. they tried to make a life in turkey. but apart from syrians, turkey does not accept refugees. there's no way for them to settle legally here. >> translation: even if i'm in the u.s.a., england or elsewhere. i'll go back if there's no war. i promise you. i love my country too much. i cannot pay for bus fair. in europe, they know about humanity. they'll help us. they'll try again and again. if it catches 100 times, they'll try 100 times. >> the family is desperate to leave, and decides to try to fix the engine. they are making their own way to cos to avoid being ripped off by smugglers. the engine will not start. the family will sleep here tonight. a hue minutes drive along the group. they mess the. they are syrians, salvaging life vests, but the boat is left to drift off. >> does he want the people to go through to make it to cos. it's impossible not to

but die something better than starving here. >> but there's a problem. their motor won't start. they begin packing up. the family tells us that they're shia muslims who are targeted by the taliban. they tried making a life in turkey for the last three years, they say. apparent from syrians, turkey does not accept refugees. allow me. my daughter is a student. in europe they know humanity. so we'll try again and again. if they catch us 100 times we will try 100 times. >> the family is desperate to leave and decides to try and fix the engine. they're making their only way to kos to avoid being ripped off by smugglers, but the engine won't start. the family will sleep here tonight. then a few minutes drive along the coast we find another group. they're wet. clearly the trip has not gone well, and they're frustrated to be back in turkey. they're syrians. they salvaged their life vests but their boat is left to drift off. to see what these people go through to try and make it to kos, well, it's impossible not to be moved, really. you know now that they've been forced back to turkey be

. >> a growing number are starving. what could be be inned that problem. what could be behind that problem. >> and a motorcycle club comes to the rescue of a central california boy bullied at school. >> and later this beluga whale is part of what some say is the best stunt they have seen in awhile. >> i am sandhya patel. stunning tonight and cooler than average tomorrow. i will let you know what is coming on the holiday beak end. holiday weekend. >> thanks, dan and ama. here is a sample of tonight's show free. >> no hook. no back. >> san rafael, south bay and all of the bay area. this is abc7 news. >> an alarming number of dead or dying sea birds are washing up on bay area beaches and bird rescue centers say they are being inundated with a particular species. alan wang traveled to the head lands where many are washing up. >> holly recently found 20 dead sea birds along rodeo beach. she also found one alive flapping in the surf. >> and it was obviously disabled and unable to fend for itself. i did take it to wild care. >> that bird and many others were tran

but dying is much better than starving here. but there is a problem. their on board motor won't start. they begin packing up. they've tried making a life in turkey for the last three years, they say. but apart from syrians, turkey does not accept refugees. there is no way for them to settle legally here. >> i will go back to afghanistan if there is no work. i promise you. i love my country too much. my daughter is a student, and i cannot afford to pay for bus fair or give her pocket money. in europe they know about humanity. they will help us. so we'll try again and again. if they catch us 100 times, we'll try 100 times. >> the family is desperate to leave and decides to try and fix the engine. they're making their own way to kos to avoid being ripped off by smugglers. but the engine won't stop. the family will sleep here tonight. then a few minutes' drive along the coast we find another group. they're wet. clearly the trip has not gone well. and they're frustrated to be back in turkey. they are syrians. they salvage their life vests but their boat is

>> when you're in labor, you're starving, you're bored, you've had every conversation you're going toth your partner and your mom about names and future and all that stuff. and the thought of somebody coming in and you getting, like, a 45 minute to an hour break and winning some prizes, i'm telling you, it's so much easier than i thought it was going to be to get these people to agree. there were people that gave birth within an hour after the show, but there were people that didn't give birth for quite a few hours a. so labor's long. >> what was your reaction when you first heard about the premise of this show? >> i immediately said i will not host that show. after meeting them, i was on board. they were right. it's the sweetest show and these couples are so into it. are you up for a little trivia? >> we are. >> what is the only organ to be developed before birth? is it the inner ear? the retina? tongue? or nasal cavity. >> the retina. >> inner here. >> retina. >> tongue. >> it's the inner ear. >> my guess is because people are letting their babies listen to mozart. >> want another o

weather and sun is when the front comes in and there is more clouds and the front looks moisture starved and not that it can rain at all and nothing more than a stray shower and hopefully it is dry for the eagles and the union, stay with 6abc.com for updates. monwe are back in the 70s kids with a stray shower there as well. >> okay david, thank you. >> topping the people scene, miss piggy is speaking out for the first time since her big breakup with kermit the frog. >> i ended the relationship. >> you ended it? >> look at me, look at me. you would throw this away. no, no you wouldn't. >> the long time couple split up earlier this year ahead of their new tv show "the muppets" kermit is open about his new dating life and miss piggy is dating as well. the muppets premieres next tuesday. miss piggy and kermit's breakup is the subject of a new promo for this week's emmy awards, it featured julie bowan. >>> and a farmer in maryland has carved out a maze in the likeness of a stop star. taylor swift. the farm posted the pictures on youtube and taylor approves apparently and shared it on instagra

months or longer depending how its entangled if the line wraps around the mouth, the what will could starve. private boaters joined in the search and the whale will be found because of the massive effort. >> coming up next, action figures come to life. the explosion of pop culture in the south bay this weekend. >>> and the heat keeps climbing across the bay area. meteorologist lisa argens up next with the forecast. >> took the second straight gram fr -- game from the >>> hundreds of comic book fans spent time at wizard world comic-con. they were there where dozens of guested up to mix and mingle with super heroes, villains and wizards. event also allows fans to meet celebrity panelist and collect memorabilia and of course, costume accessories for next year. probably a good thing the event was inside the convention center, a little hot to be out, you know, in a cloak or whatever the cool wizard gear is in san jose. >> warmed up a good five to ten degrees today and more warming on the way tomorrow. this is live doppler 7 hd. no fog to speak of and really nice temperatures at this hour. here i