between the street and the vacant area is the back lands and the site area. and the iron ore site area and it is partially leaked it is not just leased to its capacity. >> and so i am not getting the picture of the universe and how much occupied and how much is the 45 acres that you are talking about. and so get back to the suggestion of commissioner brandon having a master plan. so that we can understand the whole thing. one in the pier 80. and what i am focusing here is the metro court, leases that area, 69 acres, this whole area, between 92 and 96, is 65 percent leased and it does include, the industrial buildings that are almost 100 percent displayed by the real estate and they have the vacant areas and we have the back lands area and you have the asphalt area and the iron ore terminal area which is not used to the capacity. >> and so, we have a chunk of area that not used. >> thank you. >> and about 30 percent let's. >> about 30 acres. and 30 acres are available. >> so that area that we are talking about there, is that the landfill or is it the below sea

in october of 2008, port staff with the area stake holders, presented for the preferred uses for the under utilized areas for the port commission and just to identify, on this map, (inaudible) this area is (inaudible) not fully occupied. and so back to presentations. so the area studies and particular holders, and port staff recommended additional industrial maritime activity at piers 80 and 96 and approvals and investigating the badge plant development. >> before displaying a proposed opportunities and improvements for the area, we want to provide some context on the existing area operations. and there are existing maritime and industrile tenants in piers area and on the screen the existing tenants generate approximately 629 jobs and approximately 8.6 million in annual rent revenue to the port. and additionally, signed leases with central resulted in 11 million dollars and new development at their leased areas. and there are some vacancies as mentioned and the occupancy between the piers 92, 96 is roughly 65 percent, leaving approximately 40 acres, on the back lines area available fo

and we have the back lands area and you have the asphalt area and the iron ore terminal area which is not used to the capacity. >> and so, we have a chunk of area that not used. >> thank you. >> and about 30 percent let's. >> about 30 acres. and 30 acres are available. >> so that area that we are talking about there, is that the landfill or is it the below sea level or what? why, why do we, or would we have to give piles in order to have storage. >> i have never been out there and that is why i am asking. >> and so it is on the landfill, and it is uneven terrain, and so if we built anything, there, it would, the foundation would be unsettled and continue to settle and no one will want to build there without having a stronger foundation and a stronger foundation will require the piles of driving, which is extremely expensive. for the industrial property. and the only think that we can do here based on the plans in this area is maritime and so, we can only do construction lay down, and storage for, no more than 10 years. and so we can only do the maritime, industrial uses in in area

mid to low 60s across the area. drizzle hasn't allowed temperatures to get up too high. 63 northeast philly. 63 atlantic city and dover. this is where we've seen a majority of the rain coming to an end this afternoon, but still areas of spotty drizzle. future weather, though, as we go through the rest of the evening we see the clouds trying to clear out. a majority of the clearing will be the rain. the clouds won't really clear until overnight tonight. starting off early tomorrow morning, notice more in the way of sunshine. and this will be leading into the weekend. so with that weekend forecast, and your seven-day forecast, i'll have that for you coming up on "nbc 10 news at 5." >>> and next on "nbc 10 news at 5," a cold case that's been haunting two police departments. >> six years since a man was killed following the puerto rico day parade. the south jersey police detective is starting a new campaign to help find the killer and why the investigation has a close connection to his heart. >>> plus an all-out manhunt.

of the other area of concern right here in the tahoe national forest and again thisa and firefighters have also started tactical fighters up there in hopes sticking to get out of the forests reporting in a drug county >> : becking fire forced thousands to evacuate their homes but now some are giving the ok to return to their properties and white metal neighborhood's many say they are surprised to see a fire is narrowly missing their homes. one person says what makes the most inuit eskimo been prevented >> : lightning or something mother nature is one thing but when person deliberately does it it's another thing. very blessed that my despaired. tonight thousands of homes still threatens still mandatory evacuation owners many in the area. stay up-to-the-minute on wildfires burning in california had to our web site kron4-dot-com for photographs and videos from the fire lines also stay connected to facebook and twitter pages. and if you download it and you software update for apple's i/o s 82 your i found i had and and crashed your device you are not alone say apple and

here's a map of the area the shatd are the redevelopment area that's an enforceable obligation moving forward with the bonds and those are the parcels off the infrastructure that is currently going through the process of the position and development zone two is part of the redevelopment areas those are privately held parcels. and the red boundary is the planning boundary of the transbay center we've rezoned as part of the plan it's identical to the boundary for the medical rose district the plan it's created significant additional zone capacity in the transit center area rising the heights on the parcels of seven hundred up to one thousand feet for the transit he turn over resulting in about 4 million square feet of development over what was previously there was the zone capacity for. again, the point of this is to one capitalize on the transbay transit center and to raise funds oh, the laptop is not working sorry. sorry i'm just keep talking. the plan had detailed streetscape plan that had a number of different recommendation for complovg the streets it called for 12 acres of open sp

not quite as nice or gorgeous across the area. the next four day, storm team 4 for a forecast. 78 tomorrow, and friday. and temperatures stay in the mid 80s. gorgeous weather for getting out and doing all sorts of activities, even, hmm, going to the fair, exactly where meteorologist amelia segal is, at the fair. how's the crowd? >> reporter: it is terrific out here. the sun is shining. plenty of people stopping by team 4 and saying hi. look at this temperature. a gorgeous 75 degrees right now. the fair is running through saturday. over the course of the fair, over 200,000 people are expect to attend. frederick county, the largest producer of dairy in the state. where i am here, i'm live at the birthing center where kids and adults alike can see calves and piglets and understand how important local farming is to the area, where their food is actually coming from. everybody in frederick county knows about fair day. it will be a cool start and cool finish but beautiful with high of 75 in frederick. and that all important fair day wher

back to the bay area, patchy low clouds, coastal fog. increasing clouds today which will set the stage for a chance of showers north of santa rosa as we head towards the afternoon. the radar staurting to -- starting to show the rain offshore. as we go through tonight into tomorrow, take a look at what's in store for the bay area, we should get measurable rainfall again by fall or winter standards, it's not a lot. most places not getting enough to register more than a tenth inch of rain. just the totals you see there could wet the roads or perhaps give us a short term relief to some of the very dry conditions we've had outside. something to look forward to coming up tonight into tomorrow morning. should see low 70s in san francisco, increasing clouds towards santa rosa, you'll see temperatures today in the mid-70s with increasing clouds and coming up tonight, mike and tomorrow morning, could have rain on those camera lens as you've been watching. >> better watch for that. right now, we're looking at 101 and no problems with seeing this cle

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it's going to cause delays to folks in the area. we don't have anything specific from traffic control in san francisco. avoid third at carroll. this is right by jones playground. take the bay up toward williams and thornton avenue or just take 101, which will also take you past the area. again, we're talking about the crash involving a muni vehicle on the t 3rd northbound. the lights turned on a little early, around 5:41 this morning. that's a good amount of traffic. no drama through the maze or the east shore freeway but a little additional wait time getting into san francisco via i-80. for now, we'll send it back to you. >> we'll be checking back to you for alternatives on the muni accident. >> new this morning, earthquakes shook up two california towns overnight giving some residents an unwelcomed wake-up call. the the first was a 3.7 that happened around 9:30 last night just north of los angeles. around an hour and a half later, a 3.2 magnitude quake struck near cambria. no reports of damage or injuries. >> the hunt is on for a m

sweeping across parts of the metro area. rain never falls evenly. ainly it is illustrated as a sure your buddy storms here. but to the vast area and have it has been shrinking. >> here's the untaught view. showing a decrease in the areas of yellow and orange the represent the heaviest showers. >> the low level flow of warm humid air into a storm complex. >> the unlocked furniture breaks down and the shower is evaporates peers soon we will get some sunshine. >> still coming down at a good pace. down here in parts of western will come to. the couple more out by the rockford area. >> big storms in northern wisconsin during the course of the morning as well. >> one of our viewers up in the hayward area. >> lot of damage up along lake nelson. suggest to the folks up there have been a tornado. that is up near the jet stream. here you see were the heaviest rains come down. and particularly this area up here in galesburg. so has the area up around madison wisconsin. >> 4.2 in.. there is flooding in madison this morning. special marine adviser is the storms g

parts of the bay area sunny. parts cloud cover and the thunderstorms developing out there as well. a lot of coverage in the northern half of the region. 18 strikes. especially centered around wincer and guerneville and santa rosa. this is the history over the past three years. thunderstorms developing up to the north and gifting to the south. napa -- drifting drifting to the south. napa. here is the coverage out there. heavy rainfall, fairfield, napa, santa rosa. yellows and reds, heavy donators. cosh down pours. and the flood -- heavy down pours. and flood advisory till 7:15 p.m. more sunshine for san francisco and fremont. it could drift closer to these parts of the bay area as we head into the evening hours. right now our model is showing you this, the action is to the north. 7:00 p.m. tonight. this particular forecast model showing regeneration of cells in the south bay. san jose. this could happen anywhere tonight and saturday morning. early saturday morning could have lingering showers. especially in the sou

we could be dry through the area. it's not until later in the afternoon and each when we will have a line of storms moving through. this will clear out for sunday just in time for the eagles home opener. forecast for that is going to be less humid. temperatures cooler. 75 by 1:00. 79 by 4:00. with the low humidity, it's going to feel very comfortable. along the shore this weekend, thunderstorms, this won't be until late saturday. temperatures around 80. sunday, mid 70s with less humidity. tonight, humid and we will see late fog developing across the aarea. temperatures warm as we go through tonight. around 73 and it will stay cloudy with a chance of an isolated shower. temperature around 90 tomorrow. late-day thunderstorms mostly tomorrow night. those will move through and clear out for sunday. clouds moving over to sunshine with much lower humidity the second half of the weekend. >>> it's that time again. you can vote for the high school blitz game of the week for next friday, september 12th. go to nbc10.com or our fa

a bright gorges blanket of cloud cover over the bay area. morning to have low clouds for the coastline they extend some inland valleys as we head into the afternoon most of that will burn off into a hazy sunshine with small traveling down from the kings fired. temperatures conquered 8160 degrees in richmond redwood city 479 degrees. it will be a pretty mild day to day this local live and where we should be for this time of year not much change it and with next couple days but we do have rain back in the '50s when need that umbrella once again in 15 minutes. it >> : said case of animal neglect in san francisco about now it malnourished dogs left behind j.r. stone cent spent some time with the dogs receiving treatment and wants to show what you get these pictures may be tough to watch. >> : these short of that what it all large dogs fun by animal care and control. dogs suffering from malnutrition parasites whats scant evidence of the voters have. furtive visited the dog now in the care of officials and animal care officers tell us that the dogs

throughout the area, the drive time is looking good. wood haven road to the vine street expressway, 95 southbound, only going to take you 14 minutes. i suspect the drive times are going to get longer as we head into the morning commute. for now, we're in the clear, tracy. >>> a fast moving virus is going through the area. we'll tell you the latest case of enterovirus and the symptoms that you need to watch out for. >>> and another nfl player accused of domestic violence, details on the charges and a new round of controversy surrounding the league. >>> the nfl is dealing with more fallout after another player was accused of domestic violence. nbc10's vai sikahema is live in the digital operations center with details on the latest case, vai. >> that's right, i covered the league for 25 years, i don't remember a worse time for the nfl. a $25,000 cash bond has been set for arizona cardinals running back jonathan dwyer. dwyer was arrested in tempe, arizona on several charges including assault. police say it's in connection with two altercati

the first rain of the fall season hitting the bay area right now. here's what it looked like within the past hour when there was a heavy downpour in san mateo. a live look from san jose and overlooking san francisco. >> both of those areas expected to get some precipitation. bob redell is in the thick of it. mike inouye is keeping an eye on the roadways but let's begin with christina loren. >> good morning, everybody at home. we wanted this rain, it's looking good but this system has some really interesting components. we have a subtropical moisture tap, you can clearly see that. that's moderate to heavy rainfall. for the most part the peninsula is -- i have to tell you, even the south bay with that steady mist and drizzle overnight, we've already accumulated a tenth of an inch of rain. we're not even done yet. we're not to the steady rainfall. as we hod the next this is what we're expecting. i'm focusing on this significant batch right over san mateo. we're going to see the wind pick up after the rain clears out and then a beautiful finish to the da

severe thunderstorm warning in effect for parts of the area. amelia segal is tracking the conditions from storm center 4. what your seeing out there? >> right now frederick and washington counties in maryland are under a severe thunderstorm warning. this is going to go for about another 15 minutes until 6:15. this warning issued because of strong winds, potentially over 60 miles per hour. heavy rain and lots of lightning. heading towards frederick at 6:10, heading towards bartonsville at 6:20 and continuing on to westminster after 6:40. the rest of the area under severe thunderstorm watch. that will go until 9:00 this evening. this includes the d.c. metro area. i'm keeping a close eye on two lines of storms. this line moving through the area right now going be our main weather make they are evening. this second line back in west virginia a lot of it will fall apart before it even makes it here. chris these storms, i'm seeing them weaken but on the current track impact areas inside the beltway in about two hours, around 8:00. i'll be back in abou

this evening into the atlantic city area. but the rain will hold off during the day for west chester, chester and glassboro. 70s in spite of clouds increasing as the day goes on. got the seven-day forecast when i come back. >>> ten minutes after 5:00. as you get ready to hit the road, we have a couple issues causing problems on the highway. >> let's get an update from traffic reporter jillian mele. >> it's one of the good news-bad news situations. the accident cleared off of 95. it was right here on the shoulder southbound near philadelphia international airport. that is gone and out of there. we do have other problems, though, including construction here to remind you about. 76 westbound. that's spring garden street on-ramp that is closed until late november because of a construction project there. an accident in montgomery county, worcester township, stump hill road at green hill road. this is the ben franklin bridge, the view from philadelphia, no delays both directions or on any of the area bridges. we have an accident in

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and the applicant premises is located in a high crime area. and the premises is located on the census track, 0178 and 102, the population is 4516, and on sale, license authorized by the census track is 15, and the on sale licenses are 35. off sale licenses authorized by the census track is four. and active off sale licenses are ten. the applicant premises currently located in an undue concentrated area. and as far as letters of protest, there is one letter of conditional protest that was received by the california department of alcoholic beverage control. and the protester was given the option to request a hearing if necessary. and as far as letters of support, there are none recorded with the california department of alcoholic beverage control. and the police department at this point, along with the alcohol licensing unit recommends approval of his business. okay, thank you very much. >> colleagues, any questions for lieutenant santos in no questions, and why don't we go on to public xhept. comment. >> we have at least one speaker card from mi

fifty on the schulkill, again remember that pocket around the area of conshohocken, 55, 476, no major delays on the pa turnpike but watch out foreclosure pottstown, montgomery county at oklahoma, eighth street, your best alternate. montgomery man stance trial of ten month old girl and her grandmother. ragu is accused every killing the little girl and her grandmother inside botched kidnapping. he wanted to hold the child for ransom. he is expected to represent himself at the trial and could face the death penalty if convicted. >> also, happening today, all eyes on harrisburg as lawmakers reconvene on at jen did a, proposed local cigarette tax to help fund cash strapped philadelphia schools. school district was able to open its doors on time this year, but said the needs the 2-dollar per pack tax to avoid significant cuts and layoffs. >>> gm attorney will announced to the number of deaths and injuries tied to the automakers faulty ignition switches. general motors has previously disclosed 13 deaths, and 54 accidents but government investigators believe the numbers are hire. company atto

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there will be more closures in the area the rest of the week, too. route 42 right and i-76 exits 1-c and 1-d. >>> free holder ian leonard warns drivers the work won't just affect them this week, he says this construction will impact their commute and their communities for several years. >>> a 2-year-old in our area found a loaded gun and pulled the trigger, shooting himself in the head. >> that is our top story on nbc 10 news at 4:00. the shooting happened inside this home in claymont. the 2-year-old boy was flown to a nearby hospital where he's being treated. >>> and new at 4:30, cancer concerns coming through the pipes of some local homes. now after years of demanding change, area residents get action and nbc 10 is there. glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> dry stretch of weather is about to come to an end. i'm tracking a couple of chances for rain. get the timing of my exclusive nbc 10 first alert seven-day forecast. >>> then all new at 5:00, which lawmakers are voting on the newest laws? an nbc investigation peers inside the statehouse in trenton. we

still some scattered showers around the bay area, may see a few more throughout the morning. how long will that stick around? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and no big accidents or stalls out the door quite yet. we have some areas of overnight roadwork especially along 880. you will hit it jackson to 16th out of oakland. they picked up the full freeway closure southbound at marina. we'll show you what's coming up. >>> we are getting our first rain in months here in the bay area. it's causing problems especially in the east bay. thousands of pg&e customers lost power overnight. some transformers caught fire in the rain. the utility has crews out working on the problem areas and they have already been able to restore service to some customers. [ screaming ] >>> antioch police say this problem has resurfaced since school started. a parking lot turns into a fight club. kpix 5's cate caugiran reports the taco bell down the street from deer valley high school is taking steps to keep after school fighting out of its dining room. [ screaming ] >> reporter: trouble like this happ

. >> game hunters will now be allowed to enter the area. >>> acme super markets may their customers may be at risk from a malware attack if their customers used their credit cards. katherine scott has more on the story. >> reporter: rick, you want to contact your bank if you notice suspicious activity on your card, acme is the latest in a line of retailers announcing a security breach. we spoke to several customers today who shopped here at the acme, they say it's the second time this year they have had to worry about their data being hacked. >> i am about to use my card and now i'm scared. they artying twice about swiping their credit and debit cards. albertson the company that owns acme markets are concerned about a credit card hack on their stores. >> it's scary that your information could be taken. >> i shop at acme, and i use my debit card, but i'm not using it today. >> they don't believe any customer data was stolen but as a precaution, they want customers to keep an eye out for suspicious activity. if you used your credit card or debit card in new jersey, pennsylvania, delaware

continuing to move it through the area. this is overnight tonight into the early morning hours tomorrow. so by about 7:00, 8:00 in the morning we do expect some heavy rain around for part of the morning commute and will be lingering through the afternoon hours. a closer look at the timing and when the rain will end and a nice warm-up in the forecast. that's straight ahead. >> on the first alert weather team tomorrow morning to track the rain and its impact on your commute. tomorrow morning beginning at 4:00 a.m. >>> three suspects in the beating of a gay couple could go before a judge in the next few hours. they surrender to police today. denise nakano is live at central detective wrs the suspects are being held. how soon could the suspects be released? >> reporter: well, jacqueline, i spoke to the defense attorneys in the case and they're confident each will post bail after arraignment. it's supposed to happen several hours ago. looks like it's been pushed to midnight for these three friends from bucks county to be official

light showers arriving in the bay area. as we head throughout your day today, we'll see most of the showers early on. we'll be checking with mike periodically and let you know how your drive is shaping up. as you can imagine, likely to be a slower-than-normal commute. >> you can see from our weather underground picture belvedere still mostly clear at this point but things are going to change as we head throughout the next few hours, mark my words, as this cold air trailing behind the front starts to push in. we'll hit 72 on the east shore, 78 in the south bain before that rain-cooled air arrives and then it's going to be pretty nice, feeling like fall for the second half of the day. not officially into fall until we hit 22nd of this month. let's talk about these showers and look at your future cast. you can see heavy downpours on the east short. at that point pretty dry in san francisco. we'll continue to see these on-and-off spotty showers until 9:00 a.m. we could see enough remnant moisture in the north day and daytime hea

we're still dry across the area. t off to the west here's that weak disturbance that will be bringing us some of the light showers tomorrow morning. so as we time everything out you can see overnight we're dry, but by 4am we're watching some of the rainfall to the we have of the area and then it starts to fill in by 6:00 a.m. continuing across the area by 8:00 o'clock and we're talking light rain, less than tenth of an inch expected as we watch this quick disturbance move through. during the day you can see how we gradually start to clear out and we're looking pretty good into the afternoon and also evening. temperatures right now already in the 40s for the pocono mountains. mid execs in philadelphia. mid 50s right now in millville. so overnight the clouds continue to increase not as chilly and tomorrow morning, light scattered showers. less than a tenth of an inch of rainfall expected so it's not going to be a gully washer of a system and then by tomorrow afternoon, gradual clearing but that taste of fall continues f

the showers at the bay area just know that. as for today we are looking at a relatively mild conditions. it will be mostly cloudy for our inland valleys. cloudier in the north bay of course. we're talking low to mid '80s for the east bay and the delta up in communities like antioch. <

the change is coming up in the bay area. hi cloud coverage now but as we look offshore, well off shore there is a storm there creek over the coastal waters. it will impact this thursday and into the rest of the week. 7:00 rate will approach the north bay and then after the midnight hour that is when it will start to come down showers to the north bay and south of the golden gate bridge at 3:00 in the morning. >> jacqueline: it will last through thursday and early afternoon that we could see a link reischauer. look how the storm moved through the bay area with temperatures dropping into the low 70's for thursday. >> reporter: we had new numbers come out for home sales. >> this is existing home sales not new homes. 80 percent of the market is split for the first--audio difficulties >> reporter: >> stanley: people behaving badly coming up next at 8:00 p.m. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: a two year old and his mother slugged in the face as they walked through one of san franci

and for the san francisco bay area, super bowl 50 and i would like to the presentation is by jason of the vp of community relations for the san francisco bay area super bowl, 50, i can't speak tonight, the host committee and, so welcome, and sfgov tv and at some moment, >> thank you. >> and thank you for inviting us and the commissioners for having the super bowl host here in evening and also want to acknowledge the colleagues and for, the communication and marketing, for the host committee, and as we take questions, at the appropriate time and i might call upon her. as you know, the big game is coming to the region on february the 7th, 2016 and the region is proud to be hosting the 50th celebration and playing on the super bowl, and the first was played in california, and it was the 50th and the golden anniversary and we are here and excited that it is here in the state and i am going to do a brief presentation that will just take a few slides and then, open to any discussion. >> so go ahead. >> yes. >> great. >> so, the host committee and i just wanted to say about who it is as an o

broadcasting today's hearing i want to know from members in attendance if we reach capacity in the seating area of this board chasms we'll have an overflow room in the agenda we will hear the first few items and item 3 relating to short-term rentals and if we don't finish up by 1:30 we have a special order which will be items four and five relating to interim contrls in a portion of the south of market area and we'll go to that and after that is done we'll return to short-term rentals to compete that i want to remind people of our board rule which is for people not to pack audio prrld sounds it disrupts the proceedings and makes it sometimes exchanging for people to have equal time to make the public comments so if you want to express approval or disapproval do it in a silent way thumps or any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk items acted upon today will appear on the october 7, 2014, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise states. >> thank you very much item one. >> item one is supporting and encouraging the

. >> people across the area will be heading out to enjoy the labor day festivities. we'll tell you where you can get in on this annual parade. >> a live look outside, 73 degrees, expect a steamy holiday and scattered storms across the area. it's 4:30, good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm trace trace. tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's get over to bill. >> there are a few spots with a bit of rainfall. low clouds are blowing past the museum of art this morning. eakins oval, the rain has taken a break. there's a good chance you will need your umbrella at some point today. right now we are tracking showers through delaware, south jersey and into chester county. that's where the heavier showers are now. it's tracking to the east at a pretty good clip. right now the heavier showers towards west caln and towards downingtown. 75 now in northeast philadelphia. everybody is in the 70s with the exception of the poconos. everybody is steamy. you can see it in the air. occasional showers, some areas of light fog. then just mostly cloudy and muggy at 9:00 and at

it has scar muorched the area. two more towns have been evacuated. >> very aggressive with fighting fire. seeing the fires that escaped the initial attack, they are burning at explosive rates. >> the fire is bigger than manhattan and is threatening more than 2,000 homes. >>> heavy rains leave roads in texas under water. one driver needed to be rescued. the man ventured too far into the floodwaters 57 floodwaters. a number of who to be rescued. the search continues for a driver who was swept away when the vehicle was overrun by water. in texas, the remnants of hurricane odile dumped two inches of rain on el paso. a portion of interstate 10 was closed for a short time as crewed pulled people from their cars. nearly 50 rescues and other emergencies were reported. forecasters say the region can expect rain over the next few days. >>> in mexico, airlifts are under way as tourists stranded by odile try to get out of the region. authorities say they have thrown 5,000 tourists out of the area. officials estimate 30,000 trav

the controlled airspace of the chicago area. all flights out of show o'hare and midway stopped right now. one person was hurt in a fire in the control center. the second time since may others for the incident like this. that affects all across the nation. <>: reporter: sitting here in one of the terminals that was scheduled to go to chicago on 620 this morning as southwest is a nonstop flight and the chicago midway. i got here 5:00 this morning and they inform me that there'

the coast of california. some of this makes me towards our area tomorrow. will have some disguise tempters in the '70s and the south bay. in and spots in the low to mid '80s. then will see a warm-up for the next--rest of the week. after wednesday we will see fog free conditions with high temperatures. area around the haditha dam in western iraq. u-s officials say the iraqi government asked the u-s to launch the attack. the u-s says they're trying to stop isis militants from damaging the dam.and causing major flooding. some congressional leaders believe the u-s has to broaden the scope of its assault against isis.including targeted airstrikes in syria.a central area of operation for the militants. >> if you're serious about defeating isil, you have to go after where they're headquartered. what's is important to understand about their presence in syria is that that they are generating revenue in syria, with former assad refineries.butted you cannot defeat isil unless you hit them in those parts of syria that they now control where syrian government not present

parts of delaware, south jersey, maybe the philadelphia area. by 11:00 tonight, we could see showers and storms lingering. by midnight, closer to the shore and then clearing out. tomorrow we will have a less humid day in store for us and we will see sunshine once again. tonight, the storms stay in the forecast, evening showers and storms clearing after midnight. 70 for the low in philadelphia, 73 north and west. not as hot as today tomorrow and not as humid as today. it will feel drier outside. as we go into thursday, near 90. humidity comes back friday. saturday we wch showers and storms move in. a hot day on sunday. cooler and temperatures in the upper 70s. >>> you get to pick our high school blitz game of the week for this friday. go to nbc10.com or our facebook page to vote once per day or call or text your one-time vote to 610-624-4111. high school blitz has the very best highlights every saturday night at 7:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> no longer the big man on campus. penn state has a new unofficial mascot. >> we will tell you who the littl

story and the bay area. this been mid to upper 90s in the next few days. so for now were headed out small conditions. and looks like this quick clearing and quick warming. >> erica: we are dealing with the marine layer. with that said your see temperatures capt. degrees warmer than what we witnessed yesterday. in most locations are in the '70s of the '80s. getting specific with that-and your neighborhood the low 80s fort hall also and redwood city. will see similar conditions in the east bay and total sunshine in fairfield 95. low 80s and san leandro. downtown san francisco 72. in oakland will be 80. >> erica: warm weather persists as we head into the weekend your see if you car starts to slow down at the pay gates but you're still doing all bouquet if you head into the city. >> erica: over on the traffic map is high with 24 still looks >> james: while fire still continues to grow at a summit while it parked. there's a hundred and 20 more firefighters working on the line since monday. the fire had burned to n

. >>> this is the bay area news station. kron 4 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning to you. >> happy fall. fall arriving today, let's start with the fall-like forecast with james fletcher. >>> we'll start with this live look, we have our cam giving us this shot of the airport. no delays to report. let's talk you to the forecast for today and beyond. this morning some patchy fog, nothing much to worry about. hardly anybody seeing except for maybe right along the peninsula coastline. afternoon sunshine, that's what we can expect today, temperatures warming up inland with mid-70s by the day, it will be picture perfect. and maybe see some light showers, it will be light in nature, not a lot of accumulation. just like last week it will be enough perhaps the roads will be wet when you do your drive both during the morning and the evening for thursday, particularly. but wednesday, through friday is when we'll see that, wednesday night through friday morning, we'll keep an eye on that forecast and walk you through

of the bay area. the wind is going to intensify for today. so firefighters are going to be on guard today and tomorrow and then hopefully we'll get some heavy downpours throughout friday. we'll keep you updated on that and your local forecast in just a few minutes. right now back to you for the rest of the top stories of today. >> driving into san francisco this morning, you're being advised to expect heavier-than-normal traffic because the folsom street off ramp in the financial district is closed this morning. >> "today in the bay" is live by the off ramp where traffic is starting to build up already this morning. good morning, steph. >> reporter: good morning. the folsom street off ramp is said to be closed for half a year to make it more pedestrian friendly and to allow for more housing. joining us is eric young with the transportation authority. tell bus the traffic impact here. >> we are taking the folsom street offramp out of service but we're hoping that the impacts on the bridge aren't too dra

the huge show of support two weeks after a student from our area goes missing. thousands of travelers grounded. how one fire is still disrupting travel more than 24 hours later. >>> and taking matters into their own hands. the new search for two toddlers who vanished without >>> news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >> good evening. i am adam tuss. they are not giving up hope of finding sarah and jacob. the toddlers have been missing for two weeks now. tonight searchers fanned out determined to find clues to lead them to the children. the father and their community wants to keep th in the limelight and bring the children home safe. >> it is hard to recall a time when there were this many active missing persons cases at one time in this area. rulisha rud still not found. hannah graham still not found. stone still missing and the children stimissing. police are following up on all leads, suspected lead in the woods prompted an immediate response. >> we feel like they are probably still in this area but they have had definitely plenty of time to get them out of the area. that

here's that cold front making its way into the bay area now. you have the trough that's really digging its way along the california coastline. that is helping to support the system. it is going to be a slow mover as it moves on by this morning. but as we head toward the afternoon, things start to dry out. a lot of rain around the state too as we are going to see showers up in the sierra nevada. that's good news for the folks fighting that king fire there. it looks like they will get some much-needed rain for them. all right. here's a system right now just pulling its way on through sliding on by. by 8:00, 9:00, we are going to see it sliding into san jose all the way into morgan hill and gilroy down into the monterrey day. but then just scattered showers behind that. and we are going to see some sunshine between the breaks in the clouds and the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm but i think the worst of it comes through this morning and then the weather should start to improve. temperature-wise, we are going to see a lot of 70s into the sou