the president and military will not ask for a sunset when its authority is the key sunset high authority. from a political perspective, particularly the last 16 years, i completely understand that one might want to have a sunset. if i was in your position, what i vote for a sunset to get consensus? i might well do that. if i was writing the legislation of a lawyer that wants to not have uncertainty for my troops, i would not put any sunset. you can see the difference. >> thank you both very much. >> before you do that, there is always a sunset because obviously congress can put language in the authorization that has not been particularly effective in recent years. >> madison wrote the executive branch is most prone to war, therefore the constitution with studied care vested the power in the legislature. in no way did a article -- argue that article too was authority to initiate, commence or engage in war at all. most of the founding fathers would disagree with you on saying article two gives the president power to declare war. two protect the country from imminent attack, it is a congres

have a sunset.you noted we didn't have a sunset with regard to world war ii. i would note i was against sovereign government where unconditional surrender was the only acceptable outcome. here when you're dealing with nonstate actors it's not quite as clear cut. and i would note that in the house when we voted on the aumf in 2001, it was a much different body with different members. 300 members who are in the house today did not vote on the 2001 aumf. more than 300 members of the house of representatives. here in the senate, i don't know how many senators vote on the 2001 aumf, 23. so three-quarters of this body has done voted on and aumf. when you have a situation like that we are not speaking with one voice. we are let off the hook. we can criticize the administration. they can criticize us. we need to be together on matters of foreign policy of this importance. so that's why i am so pleased that we're moving ahead on this. can you get some thoughts on that with regard to a sunset? is it a differe

i believe in a sunset. i think it is an appropriate way in which to ensure that you're adapting with the threat and keeping congress and the public engaged over course of use. >> that's one of the issues you two disagree on in some respect, i would think, is on the sunset. and let me just add a question to this. i've -- when we've considered these authorizations of force, i've added sunset provisions. and the reason for doing that is looking at the history of where we are today. i mean, what, in fact, has happened is congress hasn't stayed engaged. so one of the ways for congress to be engaged is as you say you're going to come back and look at this in three years or two years. and, so, how can you force that engagement within an agreement without having some kind of sunset. that's really my question. and you two may have a little bit of disagreement on that. and i only have 30 seconds. >> you only have 30 seconds. >> i'll just say, yeah, i come at this executive branch lawyer. i'm sure you understand the p

a sunset x that is a very good answer. mister evan, do you want to add anything? >> i would reinforce one of the points that mister brooker made about the continual oversight of congress to the sunset.. we produce it as mister indicated not just significant opinions but detailed reports at least twice a year on every compliance incident under the section 702 program. those are then subject to briefings with the judiciary and intelligence community and staff has appropriate so from our perspective, it's a continual oversight process congress is engaged in and should there be something troubling or alarming that congress becomes aware of during any of those briefings or reports, it's always congress prerogative to act during that period with or without a sunset. >> you did hear senator feinstein's remarks that she would not support this without a sunset. okay, very good with many of us join you. >>. >> senator, i think we all agree that there needs to be a balance to strike between protecting the civil liberties of americans

a lot of our laws have sunset provisions. is this set in stone that the united states does not want to have a sunset revision in here? >> if i had a choice, i would say we would like a sunset. >> said is a good answer. mr. evans, do you want to add anything? >> i would reinforce the points he made about the continual oversight of congress between the sunset periods. detailed reports at least twice a year under the 702 program. those are then subject to briefings with the judiciary and intelligence committee and staff as appropriate or recommended. it is a continual process that congress is engage in and should there be something troubling or alarming that congress becomes aware of during those briefings or reports, it is always congress's prerogative to ask for at that time with or without a sunset. >> right. but you did here senator feinstein's comment that she would not support this without a sunset and many of us join that. agree there needs to be a balanced strike between protecting the civil liberties of american and pro

a sunset. >> we produce as mr. brooker indicated not just significant fisa court opinions but detailed reports at least twice a year on every compliance incident under the section 702 program. those are then subject to briefings with the judiciary and intelligence staff and/or members as appropriate. from our perspective it's a continual oversight process that congress is engaged in. should there be something troubling or alarming, its's always congress's prerogative to act with or without a sunset. >> senator, i think we all agree that there needs to be a balance to strike between protecting the civil liberties of americans and protecting the american public from attacks as well. we have allstated very emphatically the value of this section in terms of helping us protect the american public from attacks, counter terrorism, cyber attacks and so forth. we respect the privacy issues that this committee has raised. just to echo what my colleagues have said, in addition to the congressional oversight, we all have our i

so it then expired at sunset in february of 2008. so from february 2008 onward, there was this discussion in congress about what to do. and then finally, a couple of months later, in july of 2008, we have the passage into law of the fisa amendments act of 2008, which is the act that created the title vii that we have today. so this was the first time we had that in the form essentially the way we have it today. this is the legislation creating title vii. and you'll notice here, it's got a sunset, and -- actually i'm going to go back here. as originally created, it sunset on december 31st, 2012, so a little over four years after the original enactment. so the day before it was going to expire, so on december 30th, 2012, there was a reauthorization. it would be nice to think that in 2017, this will get resolved before december 30th, 2017. but if history is any guide, it might come down to the wire. so in 2012, there was at the very end, the day before the original title vii was going to sunset, it was extended, and particularly it had

(susanna chia/sunset district resident) it's not for the sunset because there is actually a preschooln 500 feet and also there's a church close by and they have afterschool programs with a lot of young people so i am really worried about the impact. the operator of the ark of hope preschool about a block and half away from the proposed dispensary says she's worried about her students being exposed to pot smoke.(mary ping/ark of hope preschool) "even now i see people come and smoke marijuana already in front of my door. just imagine if the dispensary opensthere will be a lot more people being in out neighborhood and in front of our door."this is the empty storefront where the medical pot shop wants to open on the corner of noriega & 32nd ave. the windows filled with signs in english and chinese trying to sooth residents fears. the dispensary says won't allow consumption on or near the premisis. they state their other branch in the castro is near facilities for children and they have never had a problem there or a single police incident.(maureen)the city has not granted the permit for t

raising that sunset versus no sunset because of the privacy concerns, it's my belief there should be a sunset and the use of an amicus which is currently used as part of the certification process and whether that should be continued and form you'llized so admiral, program's under your aus business. >> the department of justice is going to be smarter on the ameek cuss. would you take that piece? >> i'm not sure i am smarter. i can tell you this, though, with regard to the question of unmasking and this is actually primary a question not for the department. the department is made by the intelligence agencies if there is a situation where a foreign person has been communicating about an american person and a decision's made whether or not the identity of that american person is necessary in order for that intelligence to be properly used. i think what's important for people to recognize is that's an internal issue. that unmasking is done internally within the cloak of confidentiality within the intelligence community, that's a different issue from leaks. in other words, if somebody's id

." >>> take a look at the fiery sunset from our cameras across the bay area. when the sun comes up tomorrow, it could bring triple digit heat and potential danger, too. >> we're at the start of what is expected to be hottest week of the year so far. how about a live look right now from our east bay hills camera. it's going to be especially hot over those hills tomorrow. >> we'll start with sandhya patel. >> get ready for sweltering heat. a heat advisory starts tomorrow morning. this runs until monday night. heat related illness is possible, so stay hydrate and limit outdoor activity. dangerously hot weather is expected. make sure to check up on young kids, elderly, pits. don't leave them in the car, you know the drill. summer-like heat expected tomorrow. you see the triple digits. gilro gilroy, 101. when you look at the radar, you'll notice exactly where the storm track is headed. a large ridge of high pressure building in, going to get hotter for father's day. i'll be back with a full look at your temperatures, coming up. >>> in the east bay, inland city also

so north and east bay thunderstorm threat through sunset tonight. increasing sunshine on monday and a big warming trend begins mid-week. over night lows tonight will be in the 50s. don't forget about the snow and the thunderstorms in the mountains. and it will be breezy and cool at the airport. in the extended forecast, looking for this weather to ease up after sunset tonight. tuesday we warm it up. low 80s. 90s by thursday inland and we will keep the temperatures once we hit them thursday in the 90s, through early the following week. a warming trend but we will have to wait for it. that is weather. here is sports. >>> warriors back on the court and still wondering why everybody is panicking. >> we know what it takes. we know we have it. >> giants, offense breaks out. but was it enough? we will tell you about it coming up. cleveland with a 3-1 lead in the finals... but they're not exactly thinking it's deja vu all over again >>> for the second striate year the warriors return home from cleveland with a 3-1 lead in the finals but they are not thinkin

we had a few clouds earlier tonight, making for this sunset.row, we're going see those temperatures rapidly rise. so do expect those numbers to come up fast. here's a look at walnut creek. walnut creek tomorrow morning, 67 degrees. so pretty comfortable. notice how quickly it gets up to 101 degrees. that triple digit heat is sticking around beyond this weekend. so do expect the hot conditions as we head into next week, as well. live picture here from our "abc7 news" exploratorium camera. towards the bay, we have the bay bridge and it looks gorgeous out there. we don't have any fog to speak of, one of the reasons why we are expecting it to get hot inland. highs today were in the upper 90s for the hottest communities. notice the coast was quite nice in the 60s. right now, we're holding onto some of the warmth from earlier today. it's in the 70s and 80s. these are the types of temperatures you see during the day, but not the case. the coolest spots are right in san francisco and half moon bay. a beautiful look here. heat wave is expected for fathe

." >>> take a look at the fiery sunset from our cameras across the bay area. when the sun comes up tomorrow, it could bring triple digit heat and potential danger, too. >> we're at the start of what is expected to be hottest week of the year so far. how about a live look right now from our east bay hills camera. it's going to be especially hot over those hills tomorrow. >> we'll start with sandhya patel. >> get ready for sweltering heat. a heat advisory starts tomorrow morning. this runs until monday night. heat related illness is possible, so stay hydrate and limit outdoor activity. dangerously hot weather is expected. make sure to check up on young kids, elderly, pits. don't leave them in the car, you know the drill. summer-like heat expected tomorrow. you see the triple digits. gilro gilroy, 101. when you look at the radar, you'll notice exactly where the storm track is headed. a large ridge of high pressure building in, going to get hotter for father's day. i'll be back with a full look at your temperatures, coming up. >>> in the east bay, inland city also

couple hours from sunset and it is still hot. temperatures hit 90 today.s hot on the mercury as the past two days, but the humidity starting to feel uncomfortable out there throughout the day and we're not here in dc getting relief from the thunderstorms. easier commute home. but the rain, although temporarily does at least cool you off on warm summer evenings thunderstorms moving towards south is going to provide relief and break from the high heat for just about all of us. that's tomorrow. but the hot temperatures will be back as we head to the weekend. 91 was the high temperature, reagan today, still well above normal, 90 at dulles, 88 at bwi before a cool front came through and early afternoon hours, still warm out there, current 86 in baltimore, 88 in westminster, 90 frederick. 90 in manassas, those due poins have been up above 70 degrees today, making it very uncomfortable. sticky humidity out there. where you can tell the front passed towards the north, cooler air pushing temperatures into the 70's binghamton new york, only 65 in boston, they were 9

this is one of the most stunning sunset toe foes i have seen. it is just unbelievable. let's get to the three degree guarantee. look at that sunset. 91 is the forecast high. we hit 89. so we were in there with two. 87. trending downward. a three degree forecast high for tomorrow. looks like another really nice day. a little breezy at time. 70s in town in the morning. 60s low to mid 80s in most spots this afternoon. tomorrow afternoon, i should say. one of the keys, the dew points. yesterday, they were in the 70s . that air is down here in north carolina. richmond still a little muggy. our dew points are in the 50s . it feels so much better out there. still, a little warm in town, 80. but we have a lot of spot ins the 60s and the low 70s cooling off nicely. with a light west wind at 6 miles an hour. the humidity, only 48%. so, maybe some of the outer suburbs could open the windows tonight. more so tomorrow night. weather headlines. we have a nice sunday warm, not humid. monday may just be a stray shower, but otherwise, a pleasant day. tuesday, possibly yellow weather ale

sunset tonight at 8:30. we will see clear skies by sunset this evening.perature-wise, though, not that warm. here we are in the south bay low 70s for mountain view, san jose, 74 fairfield, 72 in livermore, and 72 in concord. 67 your high temperature in oakland today. 70 redwood city. 61 san francisco. upper 50s along the coast. 58 pacifica. 72 napa. 72 in santa rosa. heading out to the giants graeme today grab a jacket. we'll see partly -- game today, grab a jacket. we'll see partly cloudy skies tonight and temperatures near 60 overnight. this weekend in windsor partly cloudy 70 degrees for the hot air balloon classic. partly cloudy and mild 70 for the livermore rodeo. and if you are heading to san francisco for the haight- ashbury street fair, grab a jacket. a mixture of sun and clouds, 62 on sunday for the street fair in san francisco. a look at the extended forecast shows some fluctuating temperatures here over the next few days. we are starting off today in the mid-70s with the warmest spots inland. 60s by the bay. upper 50s along the coast. and we wi

so mostly sunny and cooler and then increasing clouds towards sunset.howers will spread south tomorrow. travel weather forecast for today not bad but more clouds in the far north. redding which had been in the 90s earlier this week manages only 67 today. mendocino up to 59. fresno 88. at sfo, it's okay. partly cloudy later in the day southwest winds 30. and from seattle to chicago and los angeles, we'll have sunny to partly cloudy skies. new york is looking okay. they are drying out after some rain. forecast highs looking like this. we are close to average. concord today 78. san jose 76. and oakland 67 degrees. let's go down to the south bay where it will be cooler today. but very pleasant. numbers in the mid-70s. over in the east bay, 70s for the most part should do it, as well. with 77 at pleasanton. and 79 for livermore. up in the north bay, the numbers will be in the low 70s, as well. 76 in santa rosa though. 73 at san rafael. close to the shore just 65 in sausalito. and still warm in lake county with ukraine at 81, lakeport 80, clearlake 80. in the

you can see enough cloud cover to reflect the wavelength colors of the sunset. setting 8:34 tonight and tomorrow night. that's the latest of the year. thursday, the sun starts setting earlier. right now, philadelphia, 71 after a high of 80, six degrees below normal. allentown, 64. cape may, 66. dover, 70-degrees. back by popular demand, jim has been talking about this all night, walking the dog forecast in the morning, you may want a sweatshirt with temperatures in the 6 0s. as we head toward lunchtime, you like that? temperatures rising up to the mid 70s. go ahead and take your dog out for a walk and enjoy the weather, kind of a cute dog. keep bringing it back. satellite and radar showing we had a few scattered downpours earlier today. a bit of a dip in the atmosphere, known as a trough lifting north. we have clearing skies behind it. that leads the way to beautiful weather tomorrow. high pressure moving in, sunny and pleasant, allentown, 80. reading 81. pottstown and downing town, 80-degrees. you like today, you will like tomorrow. tomorrow better since we won

sunset section is where the drivers would have been meeting this morning. it would have been those employees, according to the source, that would have been involved in the shooting. they're also telling me -- we keep showing video from sky 7 of a man who is obviously very upset and hugging other employees. that man is a supervisor of thee sunset section of the u.p.s. familiarity. it gives us a little more context of what was happening. and this building is huge. from what i've been told by the source, who, again, is very familiar with u.p.s., the public entrance and where they are doing their business is really nowhere near where the shooting would have happened. and i don't know if the public would have been in at 9:00 this morning. if they were in there at the time, they would have been not accessible to where the shooter was. >> based on your information as well, then, you might assume that the driver, the gunman, might have known the people he shot well because they all conjugated on the floor based on their routes? >> right. >> police will hold a news

high thin wispy clouds coming in made for pretty sunset.really the fog has not come back in full force. lovely sunset there and see minor changes as we head into tomorrow. average high for concord is 80 degrees. next couple of days will be cooler in the bay area. close to average but spike in temperatures early next week and then back down again. springtime pattern, ups and downs. live picture from emeryville camera. visibility is fine. not much fog except in the west. live doppler 7 tracking patchy fog in half moon bay and quite a bit of cloudiness that will be with us to tomorrow morning. 50s, 60s, comfortable. sutro tower camera, lovely view towards san francisco. fog near the coast overnight. cooler weather this weekend and warm-up to start the work week. biking this weekend, weather is good. sunny skies. sailing, gentle breeze. also nice. and hiking, comfortable to mild conditions expected. tomorrow morning is heavy cloud cover, high level and patchy fog. upper 40s to mid-50s and tomorrow afternoon the clouds will thin out. fog will di

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saturday will be just as nice as any other day and on sunday, or by dinnertime or after sunset, much of your sunday, enjoy it. 82 tomorrow and 82 degrees through saturday. it may be a cool day as you track the showers later in the evening. >>> breaking news. we have just learned that former fbi director james comey is set to testify on june 8th before the senate intelligence committee. former fbi director james comey is expected to tell the committee about his encounters with >>> welcome back to the news at noon. check this out. all of these bugs are laying eggs in costa rica. the egg laying frenzy was sparked by heavy rain the night before. it is that season for the leapfrog that began at the start of the rainy season and finishes in october. one frog can lay up to 67 eggs. >>> not sure if any frogs are here but we have some new additions to the collection of exotic animals. a series of statues made from legos was installed park, and exhibited by an american artist to raise awareness about endangered species. there are 28 statues in the park including a lion, a ladybug and even the

joe captured this beautiful sunset that you're looking at. but we only hit 94. the record is 95. the highest wind gust was at 28 miles an hour. tomorrow the humidity is going to be on the rise. across the area, 79 in allentown. 83 in philadelphia. 76 in mt. holly. and 80 in trenton. the only relief is up in the mountains where you see 66 degrees. we're going to stay very warm overnight. tomorrow, 97 in fairmont. allentown at 94, chestnut hill, 92. egg harbor at 94. and dover at 93. add to that the humidity, all the moisture in the air and it's going the feel like 95 to 100. we'll talk about when this all goes away when i come back. >> you can track the heat wave when you wake up starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. you can get the forecast on demand on the free nbc 10 app. >>> the rescue crews are look for a missing swimmer. they were called to thelma avenue after reports of a swimmer who went under and never surfaced. several jurisdictions are taking part in the search. >>> the bodies of three u.s. soldiers arrived at dover air force base. vice president mike pence and his wife we

the creature craft was being extreme tested here at sunset falls.rapid which is a class six. multiple times over several days. you can see right here where the raft tips over then rights itself. the paddlers strap themselves in with a waist belt. it flips over, you get tossed free. keep an eye right here as the raft comes down, you'll notice it maybe hits a rocks right here. big bounce then boom. did you see the paddler in the back rag doll a bit? that's darren, the creator of the creature craft. this is also darren. in the hospital. >> oh, man. >> that hit that you saw was pretty hard. darren suffered a fractured pelvis. he learned a lot. i think he may also make modifications to his design. you see in slow motion, he really got tossed there. >> i did get knocked unconscious about halfway down. >> he would have had to have gone through all those rapids as an unconscious person. so in this case i think the raft maybe helped him out a lot. darren's got a gofundme campaign to cover some of his medical costs as well. looking for about eight grand. >>>

the sun setting beaming back up on them and that's when we get the pinkish colored sunsets. gorgeous, gorgeous evening out there. here's how we shaped up in philadelphia. 67 degrees, the highest wind gust, 22 miles an hour and the sunset was at 8:27 this evening. right now we are looking at 46 in mt. pocono. 52 in vineland and 60 in philadelphia. and here comes the heat. we've been talking about it for days. we're going to have the 90s returning, three to four days of 90s starting on sunday. break out the extra deodorant, the hats, the shorts, all of it. rain will be nearby. i'm not sure it is going to move over the area and if it does it will not be a washout. it will be a decent weekend as well. sunny and hot. if we get sprinkles it's not going to be a washout for you. nothing here, we take a wider view, not a lot going on. a few sprinkles in west virginia. but to the south we have a storm system that has been dumping heavy rain across the gulf coast and florida and this is going to march up the east coast. it is going to be a nor'easter that goes past us. watch what happe

raising that sunset versus no sunset because of the privacy concerns. it's my belief there should be a sunset and the use of an amicus which is currently used as part of the certification process and whether that should be continued and formalized. admiral, -- >> doj will be smarter on the amicus. please, will you take that piece? >> i'm not sure i am smarter on the amicus piece, i can say that with regard to the question of unmasking, this is primarily a question for the department. if there is a foreign person who has been communicating about a person in the decisions made, i think what's important for people to recognize is that's an internal issue. that unmasking is done internally within the cloak of confidentiality within the intelligence community. that's the goal of this collection is to understand -- >> mr. rosenstein, let me just tell you, i listen to somebody who should have known better talking about unmasking any political sense and that is not the case. what i'm looking for is the definition of how this is done and under what circumstances

after five years about raising that sunset versing no sunset because of the privacy concerns. it is my belief there should be a sunset and a use of amicas which is currently used as part of the certification process and whether that should be continued and formalized. so admiral, it is programmed under you. >> i could, will you take that piece please? >> i am not sure if i am smarter on that piece. i can tell you this with regard of the question on masking, this is the primary question, the determination is made by the intelligence. if there is a situation where a foreign person has been communicating about an american person and a decision is made whether or not the identity of the american person is necessary in order to that intelligence to be properly used, that's an internal issue, it is within the cloak of confidentiality within the intelligence committee. that's a different issue from leaks. if somebody's identity is is clo disclosed -- that's the goal of this collection is to understand. >> mr. rosenstein, let me tell you, i just listened to somebody who should not kno

tonight's sunset will be the latest sunset of the year at 8:35:. by july 27, a month from tonight, it will be a little earlier. sunset occurs at 8:22 p.m. and two months from now, it will be much earlier, 7:45 p.m. the days are getting shorter. overnight, widespread low clouds and fog. overnight lows will be in the low to mid 50s. tomorrow, follow the forecast starting at tonight by 11:00, we'll see that fog pushing beyond the coastline. 5:00 tomorrow morning, we'll probably see areas of reduced visibility as the fog has pushed locally to some inland spots. it will pull back, giving us mostly sunny skies by the afternoon, with some lingering fog at the coastline. highs tomorrow range from right around 60 or just above 60 at the coast with breezy conditions. some low 70s in the bay and inland, mid 80s in the warmest spots. more warming to come as you look at the forecast. by friday, highs up to about 90 inland. and near 80 around the bay. low 90s inland saturday. and then a slight cooldown next week as we approach next tuesday, which is independence

the program sunsets after five years, about raising that sunset versus no sunset because of the privacy concerns. it is my belief there should be a sunset. and the use of an amicus, which is currently used as part of the certification process. and whether that should be continue and had formalized. admiral, it's programs under -- >> if i could, doj is going to be smarter on the amicus piece. please, will you take that piece? >> i'm not sure i am smarter on the amicus piece, senator. i can tell you this, with regard to the question of unmasking, this is actually primarily a question not for the department, the determination is made by the intelligence agencies, if there is a situation where a foreign person has been communicating about an american person and a decision is made. whether or not the identity of the person is needed for the intelligence to be used. that is an internal issue. unmasking is done internally, within the cloak of confidentiality within the intelligence community. that's a different issue from leaks. in other words, if somebody's identity is disclosed internally be

that sunset versus no sunset because of the privacy concerns. it's my belief there should be a sunset, and the use of an amicus which is currently used as part of the certification process and whether that should be continued and formalized. so admiral, it's programs under your office. admiral rogers: will you take that piece. mr. rosenstein: i am not sure i am smart on the amicus brief. with regard to the question of masking, this is primarily a question not for the department. the determination is made by the intelligence agencies. if there is a situation where a oreign person has been communicating about an american person and a decision is made whether or not the identity of the american person is necessary in order for that intelligence to be properly used. i think what's important for people to recognize, senator, that's an internal issue. if that masking is done internally within the cloak of confidentiality within the intelligence community, that's a different issue from leaks. in other words, if someone's identity is disclosed internall

. >> did you catch the sunset tonight? >> no. i was busy working. what did i miss? you had it for me. thank you. >> i do. ray is in bucks county has a drone, takes great pictures. he captured this for us. >> that's a beauty. >> isn't that stunning. such a beautiful day out there. i hope all of you got to enjoy that. and right now, we're enjoying clear skies across the city. this is how we shaped up. 80 was the high in philadelphia. the highest wind gust, 27 miles per hour and 8:34 was the beautiful sunset you saw out there. tomorrow morning in philadelphia, about 62 degrees, clear skies. 74 by 11:00 in the morning. in the suburbs, a little cooler, about 58 is what you make up to. 72 by 11:00 in the morning. and the lehigh valley, lucky to make it to the mid 50s. some places around 50 degrees. very crisp and clear, under clear skies. 71 at 11:00 in the morning. delaware, you'll start at 60. wind up at 73 by late morning. 61 in new jersey. winding up at 73. and along the jersey shore, 62 is where you'll start tomorrow morning at 7:00. you'll mind up at 73 at 11:00 sth

it will be cooler today increasing clouds toward sunset and here comes the rain and the sunset tonight. forecast highs: in the extended forecast, we are going to be looking for numbers to plummet tomorrow all the way down into the freezing mark. low 70s inland. and don't forget it will get wet especially in the north bay for tomorrow. but by the weekend, it will be beautiful. we'll cleanse the atmosphere out sweep out some of the pollen increase the visibility, weekend is nice. we'll pay for it a little bit tomorrow. we'll touch base and something for the weather person tomorrow to talk about. >> that's right. you're going to be excited tomorrow. >> thank you so much. >>> new at noon, nearly 2 dozen horses are back in their enclosure after they escaped this morning at golden gate park. we are told the horses are used for riders to rent by the rec and parks department. the 23 horses roamed for two hours. no injuries, animal or humans, and it's unclear how they got out. >>> in san francisco's presidio neighborhood, signs like this are popping up on trails. officials say coyotes are wreak

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tonight's sunset will be the latest sunset of the year at 8:35:. by july 27, a month from tonight, it will be a little earlier. sunset occurs at 8:22 p.m. and two months from now, it will be much earlier, 7:45 p.m. the days are getting shorter. overnight, widespread low clouds and fog. overnight lows will be in the low to mid 50s. tomorrow, follow the forecast starting at tonight by 11:00, we'll see that fog pushing beyond the coastline. 5:00 tomorrow morning, we'll probably see areas of reduced visibility as the fog has pushed locally to some inland spots. it will pull back, giving us mostly sunny skies by the afternoon, with some lingering fog at the coastline. highs tomorrow range from right around 60 or just above 60 at the coast with breezy conditions. some low 70s in the bay and inland, mid 80s in the warmest spots. more warming to come as you look at the forecast. by friday, highs up to about 90 inland. and near 80 around the bay. low 90s inland saturday. and then a slight cooldown next week as we approach next tuesday, which is independence

he was 38, lived in the sunset, the "associated press" is reporting today lam was involved in a custody battle with his estranged girlfriend. >> it's senseless. it's absolutely senseless. >> reporter: meanwhile, folks in the sunset today are remembering their friend. >> i have known benson since middle school. the world lost another great person. >> reporter: getting their deliveries from drivers from other parts of town. >> i have been with this store almost 40 years so he has been the guy and everyone else is going to have to match him. he was more than a u.p.s. driver. he was my friend. >> reporter: if police know the motive right now, they are not saying. >> any other talk of another motive other than just the overtime? >> reporter: it's probably a dispute between driver and management because as the union chief went out he went after his own colleagues, other drivers! we heard that report from the ap today saying that, you know, he had some issues with an ex-girlfriend and that he had been obsessed with that according to other drivers we talked to obsessed with in relationship ther

coming by and as we head in the overnight period keeping it mostly clear, breeze dies down after sunseth a low temperature of 59 degrees. for our friday another great day in store. sunshine, breezy conditions. high of 80 degrees. right around average with the chance of the stray, late day thunderstorm. temperatures are sitting right around average. we are at 77 in allentown. seventy-eight in wilmington. land breeze in atlantic city. we are at 81 degrees right now great looking beach day. eighty-one in rehoboth. eighty-one in cape may with that westerly win. we have a breeze to contend w wind speed at 15, 20 miles an hour with the higher gusts but as i mention as we head past sunset around 8:30 that breeze will wind down. also, what we have seen winding down over the last 24 hours, dew points are with the dry air settling n muggy day yesterday but today feeling nice, comfortable with our dew pointness that 40-degree range when they are in that range our comfort index is down in the awesome category. where it will stay as we head in the day tomorrow in, to saturday as well before dew poin

by 6:00, mid-80s and sunset today at 8:30. that's another thing, we're getting longer daylight hours and the latest sunsets ov s of year. and by 10:00 tonight or so, be we'll be back down to the 70s and cloudy and mild evening. all dry now, but well off to the west, there are rain showers and widespread stormy system that in the ohio and coming into the tennessee and mississippi valleys. taking a bead on us and coming closer to us. hour by hour timing, by noontime, that's when we'll likely see all this area in the green, that is green coming into the metro area. so around 11:00, noontime on monday, it does move on in. but much of the rain will stay south of the metro area through rest of the achbl afternoon and then we'll start to dry out around 3:00, 4:00. just a small chance of an additional thundershower around 7:00, 8:00 p.m. so for the commute tomorrow, dry roads for the morning. maybe some showers for your lunch hour on. and then generally dry roads when you're heading back home. just a small chance of an additional show

at harvest books and gifts in the sunset district, owner margaret lee is remembering another victim,ps driver benson louie, who used to pick up and deliver to her store.> (hermela aregawi)in san francisco, a mom renews her plea for help in finding her son's killers.aya nakano would have been 27 years old this week. in 2013, just before 11 oclock at night, the emeryville resident was on his way home when he was rear ended in oakland.police say when he got out of his car the other driver and passenger shot and killed him.the fbi is offering up to 125-thousand dollars in reward in help in finding her son's killers.but to this day, no arrests have been made.in san francisco, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (ella) in san francisco 7 years after the body of perla lewis was found in a suitcase floating here at folsom street at the embarcadero. a jusy has reached a verdit.lewis's boyfriend 54-year old lee bell was found guilty of first degree murder on thursday for the brutal death. on may 15th in 2010 lewis body was found. lees dna was found on the suitcase and video survaillance captured the

over the delaware river, the sunsetting on our second heat wave of the year.peratures though still very warm, we still have winds out of the southwest so that is an indication the cold front has not arrived yet philadelphia 85, allentown 82 wilmington 83 and same in trenton and cape may cooler 73 degrees but you step outside dew points are extremely high some areas in the 70s, that is oppressive but once this front completely clears our region you will feel the humidity dropping as we head through the day tomorrow. so satellite and radar showing there is a front right there so basically it doesn't have much moisture at all, it's generally just a line of clouds and behind it a wind shift i also do want to point out we had some clouds along the coast of virginia so that nasa rocket launch was scrubbed at the last-minute for the 7th time. perhaps a reschedule for next week i'll keep you posted on that. back at home tomorrow 8:00 in the morning lots of clouds a front is really taking its sweet time getting through and could get a scattered shower and not much acti

the gunman was 38 years old,lied in the sunset. -- lived in the sunset and was involved in a custody battle with his estranged girl friend. >> i've been crying for the last day. this is such a tragedy. >> reporter: they were ups drivers and also beloved family members and community members. been son louie was -- benson louie was a volleyball coach. >> i was on the team. he was like a second father. >> i've known benson since middle school. the world lost another great person. >> reporter: if investigators have determined a clear motive, so far they aren't telling us what it is. >> the gunman filed a grievance about excessive overtime. tonight a union repealed mitises it's a -- rep admits it's a problem. he said excessive overtime is standard at the san bruno avenue facility and the union has seen a spike in complaints this year. >> most drivers don't mind working 9 1/2 and 10 hours. it's the 11, 12 and 13 hours that kind of interfere with their life. >> ups told us, "we are hiring and right now we need about 10 drivers and 40 part-time package handlers. we've been working together wi

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so not only we have beautiful sunset but we are looking to beautiful sunrise. is just gorgeous. this is one of my most favorite camera shots in the neighborhood network since we are given wonderful opportunity to see that sunrise every single morning. it is one of the biggest pros waking up as early as we do. 58 degrees at kutztown area middle school. beautiful colors. we will take you to the shore where it is an absolutely phenomenal day. that uv index vice high, thankfully rip current risk is low, we will be tempt todd take a dip on a day like this but keep it in mind that the sunnies really going to be, a harsh today. sun block is a requirement, make sure you put it on as often as you need to, by tomorrow and saturday next frontal boundary making it's a approach and full passage. and it is very steamy. we will have storms but then by sunday it looks awesome. >> uv index at 10, that is why i wear 50 on my face every single day. you have to make sure. >> yes, look at that. >> like porcelain. >> yes, i know, right. >> hi, no delays right here, on the schuylkill

then increasing clouds toward sunset. then showers will spread south tomorrow. forecast highs numbers in the 60s and upper 70s today. cooler than it was yesterday. extended forecast we are going to be looking for nice today, showers tomorrow, weekend sunny and clear. it will be below average with just low 70s inland that doesn't mean it's not going to be nice. by the weekend pleasant around the bay area. >> nothing weird about this traffic report. the usual slowdowns for drivers out of tracy into livermore more. westbound 580 yellow sensors. about 40 miles an hour from 205 to 680. headlights heading westbound. there's your "diamonds & rubies" for your wednesday morning commute. looking good dublin-pleasanton interchange. we are in the green just under 25 minutes heading out of antioch no delays to i-80 connecting in hercules about 30 minutes. bay bridge toll plaza stacking up in the cash lanes. if you don't have a fast track, you better head out now. back to you guys. >>> in just one day fired fbi director james comey will testify on capitol hill. comey is sched