in 2012 -- the stratosphere became stuck ... when the ride experienced some type of electrical problem.. it happened a couple fo tis. get all the people down but i know people were concerned because it happened a couple of times. nats 10. 15. 29 the snafu with the stratosphere is one reason its not at this years fair. oraganizer say the goal each year is to try and provide a safe fun fair experience.. everyone needs to come with a smile and leave with a smile. that's what this is all about.ann sterling inspectors also say if you go to the fair and you see something that looks out of place, say something. storm team 4 now.... a warm and humid day at the fair.if you're headed there be sure to wear light clothing and drink plenty of water.meteorologist scott steele joins us with the weather. the oppressive heat and humidity are finally here. after a slow and steady climb, temperatures today continue flirting with the 90 degree mark as dew points approach 70 degrees. tomorrow looks even worse as the combination of those 2 factors sh

live pictures from our d camera stratosphere. the good news is we can see the stratosphere. >> kim: that is good news. whether it's been smoke or dust we've had weird looking skies out there. welcome in. we appreciate you spending time with us on this thursday morning. we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. we begin -- we are going to start with weather but i want to

but first t isout over the cityr stratosphere camera. ..................... it won't be quite as hot today... with temps getting back to normal and a little below the next couple of days.... even the 90s showing up by tomorrow. ................ an area of low pressure passing by to the north will help take the edge off the heat. .............. so enjoy the 90s for a couple of days... because we heat right back up by the weekend to 107. it's 7:26 ... >> announcer: this morning of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. thanks, bro. later, mom. thank you. have fun. thanks, dad. thanks, mr. smith. hurry in for toyota's annual clearance event, offer ends september 6th. for more great deals, visit toyota.com toyota. let's go places. we could brag about what's in new light & fit yogurt. but we'd rather talk about what's not in it. ingredients. and with 70 calories... maybe we're kind of bragging? new light & fit. our daughter, libby, is convinced that the washing machine will eat her buddy antonio. so when it's time for his much needed bath... ...a

kendall joins us live from the stratosphere with a deal to get everybody there. >> good morning to all of you at home. we're inside the stratosphere this morning at the mj live concert we're going to show you this they are wanting you to come down saturday and sunday from now until september 4, moms and dads, kids will get in free to the 5:00 p.m. matinee show where you will be able to come down with an adult paying ticketed and have fun with m. j. what we want to do is i want to learn moves from these skilled dancers today. what can you show me? >> i can show you the moon walk. walking expert. let's see it. >> take your right foot on your toes like this and push back on your left foot. push. >> i'm not doing it too well. >> you are doing perfect. >> i don't think i can do it ad have you other fun moves as well. what do you want to say to get people down to take advantage of that deal? >> come on out. it's a great show. we have great music, live band, live singing, excellent dancers and it's a great production. >> kim: thank you we'll have more fun with you the next hour. >> dana: moon

live pictures from our d camera stratosphere. the good news is we can see the stratosphere. >> kim: that is good news. whether it's been smoke or dust we've had weird looking skies out there. welcome in. we appreciate you spending time with us on this thursday morning. we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. we begin -- we are going to start with weather but i want to community, not a good thing when you are above them in sky 3. >> tom: no and we see a lot of them. >> kelly: as someone who is a former life guard and pool manager, that pool makes me cringe just looking at it. here is is a look at what we're expecting today. pool weather. 87 at 9:00 a.m. 99 at 4:00. today we have a chance of thunderstoms 10 minutes. >> tom: we had a fatality accident in the overnight hours. we've got minor accidents right now. this is on flamingo road over the top of i15. it is blocking travel lanes. nhp on scene. motorist need to swing wide to get around that. and an accident here in the intersections. causing a major delay. we

kendall joins us live from the stratosphere this morning. we're going to have fun with grooving this morning. we are inside the stratosphere theater. this morning we are previewing michael jackson live. i can tell you i have seen the show, it is a tribute concert to michael jackson. it is going to be -- we have two impressive impersonate tosser. i want to see you moving and grooving with us this morning. i want to you teach me moves off to the side as >> let's do it. >> you've learned the moon walk earlier. >> yes, i tried to. >> let's do a round. >> going on until september 4 the matinee shows kids will be paying adult. come out here. i want to do more moves. like that. >> kick and point like that. >> moms and dads, the kids will get in for free with one paying adult ticket. kendall jackson, back to you two. >> dana: we've seen the beauty in rio. one beach is being vandalized there. chloe with a live report on what you are seeing on your screen coming up. >> kim: more breaking news to share with you this morning concerning a fire. this is n

./// ((sherry swensk)) smoke looking out over the city - from our stratosphere camera.... but we've also had some good southwesterly winds again through the morning and that smoke out to the north. ..................... let's check the wind forecast... looking generally for gusts to 30 mph across the valley... but again out at the hoover dam bridge winds have exceeded 55 mph. ............... through wednesday - then they should calm down. .............. it won't be quite as hot today... that may be good news for those who are over the heat from july.... with temps getting back to normal and a little below the next couple of days.... even the thursday. ................ right now we've got upper 90s and close to 100 around the valley. it seems lately everyday we've been up to 105 and hotter by the lunch hour. .............. there has been heavy rain in southern arizona. flooding in tucson with swift water rescues. .......................... an area of low pressure passing by to the north will help take the edge off the heat for just a short while. .............. temps will c

sitting on top of the stratosphere... you can see..... stretching across.... the las vegas horizon. for more..... on how this is affecting..... to 13 first alert.... chief meteorologist... bryan scofield. bryan... an update now.... to some breaking news.. chopper -13-....fast and first..... shoppers running..... from a shopping center. tonight.... one man is behind bars.... accused of causing the mass panic... near durango and elkhorn. police say... it started.... wh began harrassing a woman.... inside "t-j maxx". at one point... a -12- year-old girl says... the suspect pointed a gun.... at her head. (take sot) i looked in the back of me and this guy was twirling and jumping, and he pointed the gun at me. and these two other kids behind me we all got scared. once outside... police say... he began..... waving a gun around... and robbed the woman... he was harrassing. n-h-p quickly responded.... and arrested him. authorities thought.... which prompted a brief stand-off.... until they realized.... everything was clear. this metro officer is on un- paid administrative leave... accused o

if you go inland temperatures will reach the stratosphere -- stratospheric heights of the mid-90s cooling off. speaking of being up in the highs, what is next? >>> do think rolling out a tarp on a baseball field is tough try doing it on the alps. >>> coming up. pressure is on the giants to keep their lead in the and the west and the raiders use the first preseason game to fight for a roster spot.we will tell you who has impress the boss, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, field just outside portland. wildfires burn so intensely, they can create their own weather. >>> amazing video out of oregon of a fire tornado just outside of portland. wildfires can burned so intensely they create their own weather. in this case wind which can trigger a spinning vortex of flames. >>> here is a unique way to fight global warming. giant tarps are being installed on a section of the italian alps to try to keep a huge glacier from shrinking. it can reduce the surface temperature of the ice as much as 90%. it took about one month to install. >>> one of the giants all-time greatest pictures now stands larger than life outsid

mothers to make it is basically we get them because the storm clouds go straight to the top of the stratosphere which is the lower level of the atmosphere they are a huge 30,000 feet deep that look like a randall random stable air area than this means rain. it was raining from the bottom. does that mean accumulating rain? >> cumulonimbus the puffiness and raymond. would you pay tell you something about both getting in the middle of that i was saying earlier is standing out on the weather deck and off to our west was little bits of cloud cover out in vail. still overcast out in vail. meanwhile, a bit of sunshine over the mile high even over the foothills and mountains you see the clouds mostly cloudy officially at the airport 77 in denver 81 downtown official observation is not quite what it is going on at least over the city. temperatures around the city still meet upper middle 60s. seventy in commerce city lower '80s and dia. i think i daytime high at dia a hits 83 i think it is higher than everyone else but over the next hour everyone will cook over the next hour and stay at the same temperat

at live look outside from the stratosphere. a nice.. clear evening but we're looking at the possibility of rain going into the weekend. bryan. mainly sunny skies will be common along with highs for this time of year. expect around 100 degrees valley wide with a bit of a breeze coming out of the south at 10-15 mph. we will watch the skies friday afternoon for a few clouds and a slight chance of valley rain. right now las vegas sits at a 10 percent chance of rain friday with a better chance 100 degrees valley wide with a a slight chance of valley rain. seen. it happened to a viewer who says.. along with the mold..he also found bugs behind his bathroom wall. we investigate. here's contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin. this is the last thing you want to see when you look inside your walls. 02.53.25 there's rolly-pollies in there, there's little bugs, the mold is black green and growing hair already 31 so it's been there for a long time 32 but when jonathan weiss reached through the soggy bathroom wall it's exactly what he fou

from our camera on top of the stratosphere... the big question now is... is more rain on the way.... bryan? our rain chances will pick up again, though small, into the weekend with highs staying near normal values for this time of year. this is due to cooler air moving in from the north and moisture developing out of the south. common saturday and sunday and by monday, rain chances return and look to range between 15% and 25% for the valley. this forecast holds into tuesday and by wednesday; we hang onto the clouds but drop out the rain chance. and.... tying up.... the commute.... on the us-95... at decatur. the load in the back of a trash truck.... caught fire..... causing the driver.... to dump the load. this is a live look..... at our traffic camera.... there where two lanes are still closed.... as they clean up the mess. but... n-h-p tells us... they're expecting the freeway... to be completely re- opened... soon. the i-15 -- in the cajon pass -- is open again -- in both directions. it was shut down -- due to the that blaze -- still burning out of cont

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you could barely make out the stratosphere, yeah, that haze, that smoke settled overnight and created some health concerns especially for the sensitive people but things have really improved and you saw that in the around and pan out look at the mountains out to the north. so much better like considering this morning you could see the mountains pretty clear, that air, that wind really did mix things up and, yeah, a lot better right now than what we saw earlier but we do have that threat once again of that smoke settling overnight again so, yeah, that air quality is something we're going to watch over, say, 28 to 48 hours. we'll talk about air on the roof, things pretty nice. dan bran, "channel 13 action news," brian, back to you. >> thank you, dan. yeah, i don't think we're done with it considering we still have very brisk winds out there. they really haven't stopped, come out of the southwest. a few reporting areas not checking in but most areas checking in with 30-plus miles per hour winds earlier today. let me show you what we have for tonight. southwesterly flow turns out of the s

high atop the stratosphere, a bird's-eye view. that's above the valley shot -- about the valley shot you saw yesterday at the same time. it took a while for the smoke to the folks in california. we want to keep our eyes on it. we've got heat to contend with. they have heat to contend with there as well. low 100s right now. 109 loughlin. that's not a fun temperature. you folks, it seems like you've had 109 all season long. soon we'll get back to normal. it will take a few more days. just a few more, the weekend. if you're thinking about that, not really nearing records. that one we almost want those to stand. a little moisture banking up against and pushing out. and you get a little thunderstorm, a heavier shower. maybe you folks in boulder city saw a little shower, a clap of thunder as well. look at where the moisture is, out to the east. that's likely where it will stay. can you tell it's coming from the southwest, pushing everything out of the way? it is still summer because we're staying warm, even with temperatures coming down

i get the willies when i go to the top of the stratosphere. of it because i feel secure in the helicopter. we're looking good. at the rainbow summerlin interchange looking good. down to the bowl where travel sensors show 65 so right on the speed limit. we like to see that. travel times in the area, we saw that picture there. let's move travel times and all looking great. >> kelly: temperatures now in the upper 70's, low 80's across much of the valley. skies. residents freaked out when the ground start shake and they look out and there is a small plane that crashed and burst into flames. this was the scene yesterday afternoon. thank goodness it was in an empty part of this park so no trailers or cars were impacted by this. the crash immediately. firer officials say that the plane appeared to be making a landing at the tahoe international airport when it crashed for an unknown reason. one said it sounded as if the engine stalled. airport officials working with multiple agencies to investigate this crash. still working to find out where the plane

i get the willies if i go up in the stratosphere for example. we have a couple of accidents. flat bed tow truck on the scene of this one at nellis and vegas boulevard. this is going to cause a problem from the summerlin parkway to the 215. >> jeff: here is another accident we can add to the list. you heard tom mention the accident at 215. as you make the merge on to the summerlin parkway. they have this accident to the right side. traffic able to move past. a remind tore join the waze team. you can give us real time updates on your commute. just don't do it while you are driving. including people suffering in louisiana here is dana and celebrating i did. >> dana: 40,000 homes damaged there. we found out that most of these people do not have flood insurance. >> kelly: regular homeowners insurance does not cover that. very tragic story there. in addition to the loss of life already. water levels are starting to recede allowing residents to get back in their homes. preparing for the worse. red cross volunteers are heading to louisiana to lend a hand to flood victims. it has been

. >> reporter: half of the mural celebrates las vegas today, there's the stratosphere and the high roller and the luxor. but it's the long-gong las vegas landmarks that seem to grab the most attention. >> it's las vegas's histort the feet of tourists and travelers. check it out. that's the landmark hotel and casino. it was imploded years ago but it stands again at the base of the floor at mccarran. after 26 years in business, the landmark vanished from the landscape in just 17 seconds. paul testa saw that 1995 demolition in person. in the '60s and trying to be ultramodern. >> reporter: with bags in hand, mccarran is where people begin their adventure. and one person says this adds to the -- this adds to the investigation. >> i anticipate this being special. >> reporter: the mosaic will be unveiled this year. it already has plenty of fans. back to you. >>> an east texas couple is struck by lightning over the weekend. the unbelievable moments all caught on home surveillance video. you see this couple unloading their suv in the garage. that's when a lightning bolt suddenly hits that vehicle

that is a stratospheric number, which must mean, by the complementary role, that donald trump's numberly lagging. he now gets 12% of the nonwhite vote. that is down several percentage points for him. the electorate that is the fastest-growing parent it is one that the republicans talked about after 2012 where they really needed to focus. donald trump is moving in the wrong direction with that group. bounces,the history of how often are they enduring and how often do they settle back down? so different from convention to convention, candidate to candidate. i've been spending a lot of time thinking about newton's laws of physics. one is, for every action, there is an opposite and equal reaction. so you expect a bounce, by the less, will bring you back into some sort of name place where it is attled, where he homeostasis point. but i think, what you've got to take a look at now -- i'm giving it physics lecture now -- is what happens with the campaigns next to you have august, where he tends to not be an active campaign month and really things rev up after labor day. you have to think that

now that might have been okay if it wasn't trading at such a stratospheric level, average stock sells 19 times earnings. anything with a high multiple needs to beat and then raise its guidance. they slashed the guidance, leaving analysts to cut their numbers. hence the 7% decline. i think we'll see the same thing happen tomorrow so the stock of sales force.com, as it, too mixed projections. we will speak to the ceo later in the show and get answers to why they produced shortfalls in several key metrics that i follow. the whole day could have been a lot worse, but i've seen many of the same back up after they got ho hit. at one point it looked like a pretty darn nasty day, nevertheless, giving the hammering of sales force, and the expectation of lower oil price i think the selling could continue tomorrow. steven in new york. steven? >> caller: hi, jim. first time caller. love your enthusiasm. >> thank you so much. what's going on? >> caller: well, i own alcoa, they announced a one for three reverse split. how is that going to affect the anticipated splitoff? >> here's the deal. alcoa d

she is up 14 points with the nonwhite vote or, bringing her to 80%, a stratospheric number, which muste complementary role that donald trump's number is really lagging. he now gets 12% of the nonwhite vote, down several percentage points for him. part of the electorate that is the fastest-growing. it is the one the republicans talked about after 2012 where they needed to focus. donald trump is moving in the wrong direction with that group. history of bounces, how often are they enduring and how often do they settle back down? >> it is so different from convention to convention, candidate to candidate, so i have been thinking about newton's laws of physics. action there is an equal and opposite reaction, so you would expect the elasticity will bring it back into some place where it is homeostasis point, but what you have to take a look at is what happens with the campaigns next. it tendsaugust, where to not be an active campaign month and then things rev up after labor day. you have to think the clinton campaign with the resources that it has may think it can win this thing in august gi

. >> anthony: there aren't many comparisons to south korea's stratospheric rise over the last decade.ies, today it claims one of the world's fastest growing economies. the government has been extremely shrewd and forward thinking about selling the world all things korean. underwriting, encouraging, financing and supporting the export of intangibles. things like music, movies, tv shows, food, the whole korean sensibility. and the world is responding. learning to love what koreans have always loved. the heart of korea is seoul. capital city. a bustling metropolis. futuristic in look and character. population -- twenty-five million. >> anthony: look at them; they've got a selfie stick. everybody's taking pictures of their food. i feel right at home. >> anthony: in october 2014, i went back to korea. this is what i saw. >> anthony: this makes me so happy. good kimchi. make room for the noodles. oh, that's good. it should surprise no one that i'm in a happy place right now. oh yeah. first night back. right to the market, bunch of unrecognizable, but invariably and inevitably delicious, foo

nobody else will even come in the stratosphere of clintons when it comes to taking money from dictators. the worst of the worst. as long as it's all about ending poverty or whatever it is that they pretend. >> let me -- >> i want to move on. go ahead. >> yeah, i just wanted to say that there's a vast difference between the work of the clinton foundation and actually gearing your foreign policy in a very dangerous way where you're talking about pulling out of nato. when you're actually giving talking points in favor of the invasion in crimea, those are two vastly different things. just goes to show you that russia is having an influence on donald trump's foreign policy. that's a fact. >> trump talked today about russia and the context of partnering with them to fight isis. let's listen. >> if i become president, the era of nation building will be brought to a very swift and decisive end. a new approach which must be shared by both parties in america, by our allies overseas, and by our friends in the middle east must be to halt the spread of radical islam. i also believe that we could fin

people say that launched donald trump and you can see that in the polls into a different stratospherepends on what you care about. i care about security and the economy. main issues that affect my life and my family every day. i care about the fact that law and order seems to be out the window and concerns me. i see it in my own neighborhood. you see it all over the country and i'm afraid for the safety of my family and children. >> i think issues that people care about with priorities is priority and safety. terrorism. trade. those were issues that were really hit home at the rnc where at the dnc. they talked about transgender rights and feel-good things and the police brutality. i don't think terms in kitchen table issues those things were overlooked at the dnc. >> i think they spoke about the issues. minimum wage, increasing to $15 an hour. there was also talk about safety here in the united states. there was a moment of silence for fallen police officers. >> and people turned their backs in the moment of violence. >> i didn't turn my back and i didn't see anybody turn their backs.

this is at the stratosphere. we're offering free tickets. so if your viewers want to hop on our facebook page and they can register to win tickets. it's going to be fantastic food, 150 of vegas' finest dressed people in hats. gonna be awesome. >> if they come down, do they get to see many, many hats? >> yes. then they're also gonna have hats to select from. we're giving everyone that comes to the party their own hat. very exciting. down here on the end is a brand called walaru. it's owned by women. and they worked close with the skin cancer foundation. so all of these are treated and they provide ups 50 sun protection. so sun screen is rated with spf. this is like putting sun screen you're always protected. another thing they do is packable hats. you can crush this up and voila. isn't that cool? >> that's so cool. >> these are from s and m, a company out of pen opinion. they were founded in 1912. these are also packable, too. so it's a great travel option. people are kind of afraid to travel with hats. not a problem. i saw women in the airan

she is up 14 points with the nonwhite voter, bringing her to 80%, a stratospheric number, which mustonald trump's number is really lagging. he now gets 12% of the nonwhite vote, down several percentage points for him. that is the part of the electric that is the fastest-growing. it is the one that will -- everyone's republicans talk about after 2012 where they needed to focus. donald trump is moving in the wrong direction with that group. mark: in the history of bounces, how often are they enduring and how often do they settle back down? >> it is so different from convention to convention, candidate to candidate, so i have been spending a lot of time thinking about newton's laws of physics. one is for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, so you would expect the elasticity will bring it back into some place where it is settled, its homeostasis point, but i think what you have to take a look at, i know i'm getting a physics lecture now, i think what is happening with the campaigns next. you have august, where it tends to not be an active campaign month and then things

. >> stratospheric. >> reporter: and nearly flawless. >> that's what an olympic champion looks like. >> reporter: last night, five gymnasts made history and the world watched. combination of lifetime of effort by this crew and their support team. standing by every step, leap and bound of the way. what does it feel like watching your girl up there? >> i'm glad i'm standing up. but other than that -- it's just incredible. >> when you look up in the stands and you need something, tell me what you're looking for when you look up and see your folks? >> it's kind of just that extra support. to be at the biggest competition of my life is such an amazing thing i feel like we went through it together. >> they are like you can do it. and you're like, yeah, i can do it. >> madison, wow. i knew where your mom and dad were sitting. i thing i saw people lou >> my mom has never sat with my dad at a competition. >> why? >> she gets too nervous, i think. >> oh, she was wandering? >> it is called agony. >> the best reactions in the business. >> aly, your parents are hysterical. i'm sorry. your parents

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money managers are buying nordstrom again and buys have the power to propel stocks through the stratosphere. the stock is facing resistance at 54 bucks. once nordstrom breaks out above the ceiling, he's thinking old highs in the 70s. that would be something, right? thought the consumer was dead, they weren't shopping at nordstrom. finally, even the gap, that had been a house of pain for years em bullish action. look a the daily chart. ever since it bottomed at may, it definitely did bottom, the gap stock has been churning its way higher. this is one of the cases where the chart doesn't align itself with the fundamentals. how the actual business is doing. last week, just last week gap reported an in line quarter and cut its guidance. while the stock initially went down hard, buyers started picking it up. i thought i lost my mind, but i bought a really nice swimsuit at yeah. like 9 bucks or euros or whatever. now it's broken out to even higher levels. we haven't seen these levels since april. lang likes the gap -- likes that the gap made a higher high on very heavy volume. there's a spike in

the rio that won the bid in 2008 was experiencing stratospheric economic growth rates.t was a city that was fighting inequality. it was a city that actually argued -- the leadership argued and people believe that hosting the olympics would be a tool for fighting inequality, that would help to a bit social democratic vision that was being put forth by the president at the time, lula, and his successor doma rousseff. it was a broader project of a more democratic and more just brazil. fast-forward eight years later, it is a dystopia relative to that vision. in a plummet is skyrocketing. it is always double what it was even a couple of years ago in rio when the situation was even stagnating then. and a lot of unrest. at this point, we are talking about 61% of people in the whole entire nation of brazil say they wish the olympics and never darkened their door. all they have brought is dead displacement and hyper militarization. i got to tell you, and looking at this closely, one of by the concerns about the media coverage from western europe and the united states is that it

their students score in the stratosphere on the international math tests. they score high because they work 23 hours a day. you know the biggest illness a down -- among young people in korea is sleep deprivation. they work 23 hours a day if and i want say this in the best way, if the international competition were in chess or crossword puzzles the chinese would score up there too so the big challenge is not more math but getting -- i would advise that. their size the question whether math sharpens our minds. really doing well at it sharpens your mind in mathematics that's for sure. there is no evidence whatever that mastering mathematics makes you agile, adept, excel and other fields. there is none whatever. i did a short test of my own at williams college. i took a math scores of our incoming freshmen. they took all the freshmen who took an intricate ture history course. i plotted the math scores high, low versus the history of scores. history, reasoning ability weigh the evidence and guess what? the correlation was zero. it can be high in math and bomb ou

student score in the stratosphere in the international math test. they score high because 23 hours a day, illness among young people in korea, leap deprivation, they worked 23 hours a day, if the international competitions, crossword puzzles, the chinese and koreans would score up there and a big challenge, if we worked 23 hours and i wouldn't advise that. and and sharpens your mind dealing with mathematic. and mastering mathematics makes you agile, adept, xl and other fields. and and took an introductory history course. and versus history, weighing evidence of that. the correlation is zero. to be high in math and history and math in another field, that is another myth. certainly, not sure i want to call this a myth but there is the view for example, a mathematician i really respect, i keep his book on my bedside. showing a layperson what it is. he believes mathematics is one of the greatest creations of the human mind, perhaps even the greatest. i will go along with that. i simply asked, by the way, is mathematics something we created or is it some

i saw a video where she hits it and goes into the stratosphere. >> all the lady gymnasts, she's comingike to think that your kids, yeah, you can be a gymnast. she's really good. >> you can do it, kid. >> all of them was great, san jose gymnastics trial here. a lot of them got to see the action. great weather then and now. right now numbers in the 50s to low 60s through 7:00 this morning. but check out the tri-valley temperatures towards the afternoon. highs today in the mid 90s. mid to upper 80s closer to san jose, san francisco in the 60s. our back to school forecast, antioch unified numbers in the mid 90s this afternoon. hot temperatures inland today. san jose unified not quite as hot. you will see numbers racing towards those low to mid 80s as we move through the afternoon. pleasant weather today. we will see cooling as you approach the weekend. now for a check of what's happening in hayward, here's mike. >> we have a couple reasons for delays out of hayward. b.a.r.t. reports delays out of hayward in both directions heading down to free monlt or heading up in toward oakland. remembe

martha, he is now in the top stratosphere. now he is a burgess. politics, history and religion are important to him. he is a leading revolutionary. ideologically, he is more committed to independence earlier on in some of his earlier founding fathers. when it's clear that he will be the commanding general of the army, he doesn't know anything about running an army much less build one from the ground up. his paper show that he commissioned agents in new york and philadelphia to go by and everything military they could find. he was buying field manuals, things they would get to lieutenant as an sergeant stare. he reads military science on the fly as he is pushing doctrine throughout the war. a politicals problem of the war. how do you get soldiers to join the military and stay in? now we don't worry about their pay anymore. but back then they had to. why would you join the army. , notot doing it for pay for any sort of immediate benefit. you will not have shoes. please don't up and stay in. how do you do that? -- he starts collecting things. every p

live pictures coming from the d-camera shooting south across the stop of the stratosphere, and kelly curran,s that scene that played out several weeks in the valley and we're seeing it again, the smoke from the fires moving into southern nevada. >> exactly, that's the case. on the o'callahan middle school camera, normally we can make out you can make out the stratosphere but not the spring mountain in the background. the air quality is not in the best of shape, so if you have allergies, take it easy, stay inside as much as possible and we're thinking it may get worse before it gets better this morning. looking at the conditions throughout much of the morning, it will lift a little bit in the afternoon and we'll wait sand see what the winds do for the overnight, and as far as we'll see more of this getting into tomorrow. today' conditions and in the weekend, the conditions will be cooling down somewhat, 102. >> we have an accident own on sahara, nellis, this car jumped the curb, spun around and this is approaching nellis down to the single lane on the approach having an affect on the

that's a stratospheric number which must mean by the complementary rule that donald trump is really,% of the non-white vote, down several percentage points for him. that's the part of the electorate that's the fastest growing, the one that the republicans talked about after 2012 as where they really needed to focus. donald trump is moving in the wrong direction with that group. >> so ann, in the history of bounces, how often are they enduring and how often do they settle back down? >> you know, it is so different from convention to convention, candidate to candidate. i have been spending a lot of time thinking about newton's laws of physics. one is for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction so you would expect from a bounce that the elasticity is going to bring it back into some sort of place where it's kind of settled, but i think what you have got to take a look at now, i'm getting a physics lecture now, is what happens with the campaigns next. you have august, where it tends to not be an active campaign month, and really things rev up after labor day. you have to thin