you know, i mean, you know, you go from the delta to the hills.mean, look at where you just came from, jackson. are you kiddin' me? you'd have to be paid money to go to jackson from greenville. >> anthony: do they feel the same way down there about you guys? >> julia reed: they don't get us 'cause they ain't got no sense of humor. [ laughs ] >> anthony: so what about the food? has this place changed at all? >> julia reed: no. >> john currence: it's -- it's been 20 years since i was here last. and literally exactly the same. >> anthony: not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, well, crazy. you eat right here in the kitchen. and the division of labor, the flow of work, well, i gave up trying to figure it out five minutes in and just figured i'll get loaded and eat all this delicious food. the salad thing is famous. hand-tossed in the same wooden bowl for decades. the hot tamales, same as they ever was. >> julia reed: and doe's tamales are just incredible because they're made with the steak dripping

dawn, somewhere deep within the river delta, a vietnamese river assault group moves against the viet cong. with it goes an american navy lieutenant. he serves in a guerrilla war of seek and destroy. yet here far from destroyer, an is thet carrier, he american navy in vietnam. on station somewhere in the south china sea, another more familiar view of the american navy in vietnam. the kitty hawk, second largest of u.s. attack carriers turns in the wind to launch its airborne strike force. away along the coast, of the units of the u.s. seventh fleet take careful aim, on call from troops fighting a short and place supporting fire on viet cong concentrations. farther south, another kind of arms strength prepares to go ashore. the most effective names known for gaining and holding a piece of ground. the individual fighting man, the united states marine. >> can i help you sir? >> in saigon, a navy chief works at a different kind of job. less glamorous, but vitally important. behind the guns and planes and fighting men is a staff of navy, army, and air force personnel who administer support

at dawn, somewhere deep within the mekong river delta, a south vietnamese river a solid group love the cams of vietcong. young american navy lieutenant. he serves in a guerrilla war of seek and destroy. far from this dryer, an aircraft carrier, he is the american navy in vietnam. on the station, somewhere in the south china sea, another more familiar view of the american navy in vietnam. the second largest of the u.s. attack areas turns into the wind and launches airborne striking force. not far away, along the coast, other units of the u.s.-fleet take game, on call from troops fighting a short in place supporting fire on vietcong concentrations. farther south, another kind of arm strength appears to go ashore. the most effective means known for holding a piece of ground. the united states marines. they stated she works a different kind of job. less glamorous. behind the fighting men is a stab of navy and army and air force personnel who administer support throughout the country. eastern saigon had a small village near the coast. they will launch an equally important campaign of civic

any junk force space in the delta near a small fishing village, a another naval adviser works day in t with the men of vietnamese coastal group 37. with his counterpart, the base commander, he takes part in every phase of the daily routine. >> papers all okay? >> together, they carry out the daily patrols against the infiltration of vietcong supplies along the river waterways. together, they share the meals prepared by the commander's wife. >> what is the vietnamese name of this again? it is a spanish omelette to me. >> together, they relax when time permits, discuss their work, and the small matters of personal concern which often seem significant, but help to bridge the gap between their two widely separated worlds. other advisors at the vietnamese naval shipyard in saigon, put their experience and skills to work, contribute their knowledge of improved shipbuilding techniques and new construction materials, develop procedures to help increase shipyard efficiency. nang from the delta , to the highlands, the naval construction experts are at work on a wide variety of vital projects. o

and the same manages business development at the niger delta partnership initiative and you are very much for joining us nigeria is africa's biggest oil producer yet public is rife why isn't all revenue trickling down to the poorest nigeria. well nigeria is a country of one hundred eighty million people focus if we are to focus on diversification beyond or oil and gas i think there's a realisation by the government especially especially outlined within the economic recovery and growth plan which is focused around diversifying beyond oil and gas and looking at ways to. support agriculture to support manufacturing and also services for which many of the young people can actually be a part of that more inclusive growth that we're seeing for the future so the future lies away from all how does your organization aim to help those in the niger delta and as i said identifying the kind of key growth sectors that are within nigeria especially within the niger delta we focus directly on market based approaches to agriculture so in the case of pommel kosov are some of the products that nigeria p

then it starts on the louisiana don't. -- louisiana delta. the river, the levees are beginning to crumble under pressure of went and water. finally, the levy rakes. -- the levee breaks. time to get out. now the few who linger are running for their lives north to new orleans to safety. by late afternoon, a vast winds are touching the mississippi coast. the slow pokes are still gathering up. 100,000 people have listened and the young whoind think nothing can ever heard them. -- hurt them. the thrill seekers, the stubborn. about 6:30 p.m. in biloxi, mississippi, and at hurricane is getting to be felt here. on trees blowing, wind is increasing, the sea is churning in the gulf. it promises to be a long night in by lots of. -- by locksley. -- biloxi. and ducksuty truck's are answering the first calls for help. by 8:00, power lines are falling, starting fires, and winds are looking than out of control -- whipping them out of control. camille is causing problems. canal,he industrial another levee floods part of the city. it is 10:00 in by locksley and

down the delta, it is not much better. with a levee broke, there were 6000 homes. now, only six are fit to live in. in the louisiana, the damage is enormous. the casualty list is love. mississippi is losing on every count, survivors are stumbling out of the shelters. still dazed by what they have been through. seeing how little is left. >> it is bound to be in here somewhere. they are already in here. that was left on the corner, i can't even see it. some are lucky, others less so. you can't imagine devastation. >> on the came over monday without we would find our homes, when we walked up the street and saw it level, we thought whoever stayed would not be here. >> here by the richelieu apartments and here. some of the tenants refused to get up. >> we will get up on the third floor, the weather -- water won't get that high. >> welcome to the hurricane party. >> 24 people decided to ride it out. 23 died when the building collapsed. ae youngster floated out third-floor window on a mattress and lived. now, camille has almost become a forgotten woman, she rips through no

you can pick your genre, mystery, sci-fi, fiction, the delta and the coast, pick a hero, elvis, oprah, cool papa bell, bb king and ida b wells, mix it with the subject, humanity today, catfish, cotton, magnolia, tamales and footfalls, conflicts, legal problems and the starcrossed lovers, natural war and natural disaster, and member resolution, everyone dies, hero is defeated, love conquers all and the reader is left hanging. if you haven't had enough, and mississippi is truly a literary lovers haven, you can meet with the mississippi library commission network of libraries throughout the state. i had a chance to meet with the librarians, the state librarians yesterday and they have something special, a book match so if you need recommendations, you want to find out and read more about it, please be part of that mississippi library commission and the libraries throughout the state, and also, let me just say that the library of congress is your partner. the national book festival will take place and mrs. bush started that in washington on september 2 and we will be live streaming c-span

the onshore breeze is in place, west at 14th and out to the delta no problem with 18 gusting up to 25 we have this weak system to the north, and fog with drizzle, breezy and cooler with 60s and 70s. even livermore, morgan hill and santa rosa. after today is like warm up but not much. next week looks much cooler and maybe even rain up and mendocino county. >> it definitely feels different with the clouds. >> the change has begun. >>> it is 4:18 am. >>> the san francisco streets were filled with tents and we hear with the business owner saying what they believe, a glimmer of hope in alleviating the homelessness. shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and

and out to the delta, it is picking up. so look for a mostly cloudy day to the north and partly cloudy to the south. some of the areas are filling in where it did not yesterday. monterey. a lot more 50s here. the temperatures are cooling off because of the cloud cover. not as many 40s. but calistoga, down about 17 degrees from a couple of days ago. so look for a big change here. our system is sweeping in. you can see right there, the upper level system is also moving in. and usher in cooler air aloft. and 60s and 70s and now 80s out of the 90s for a while. 401, mr. sal castaneda. >>> i did notice the cars had mist and they were wet, you know what i mean? >> i do. >> and that hasn't happened in a while. >> it hasn't. >> it has been too warm. thank you, steve. >>> good morning. westbound 580 as you head out toward the altamont pass, they just picked up the cones. right near the construction zone so that little slowdown you see there should be going away pretty soon. westbound 580 as you come past 205. small slowdown and it sho

we talk about this binary concept and here we are the history of chinese immigration and the delta and the thousands of chinese slaves were bought and sold by him to build a troponin doe does, so he's got t on a street, too. so they went home as they were told to do and they were put in the position of having to decide are we going to fight, and what does that mean to fight and they found a lawyer who later worked for the naacp. he crafted the case that is eventually the hinge explicitly on the 14th amendment and the equal protection clause. they crafted the case. it was an incredible victory for 1924 but then of course the appeal that came here ruledin obviously against it which made it become state law and then it was appealed again and became the law of the land in the in country. then over the course of the three years the family was back and forth and didn't know what to do with their children, they didn't know and they eventually landed in arkansas. it's kind of been pushed to the side because it does not fit easily into four paragraphs in the textbook which is why i devoted this

we are down to 19% by the delta, 21% in santa rosa. continues to get dry through the early evening hours. it is critical fire weather today again along the peninsula. 86 san matteo. 85 downtown. in the north bay where you have those down slope north winds, 88 today in oakland, inland 93 in concord, 92 pittsburgh. accuweather seven-day forecast just as warm tomorrow, see braez on thursday, everyone cools into the weekend. usually this is the time of year we get that, but also in october as well. so hopefully you have good traffic weather to go with that. >> the roads are nice and dry, we certainly can't complain about that. we don't have any incidents so far this morning, either. at this point we are just talking about some construction that is slowing you down. taking you out to the central valley, it does look like they have picked up cones now or they are working on getting those picked up, westbound 580 between grant line road and greenville, that was scheduled to be done at 4:00, i think they ran a little bit late judging by this b

the wind has picked up in the delta. there is some big thunderstorms. close here down toward monterey and the salinas valley. a muggy pattern. in sen sonoma, thanks for the sunrise. it is now 72 degrees. it is mild and muggy. very close just off santa cruz, monterey bay. if you are down towards hollister it is little up like a christmas tree. reports of very heavy rain in king city. if you are headed down that direction be careful. there is big boomers down there. this is going offshore. this will lift into our area by later tonight and tomorrow. mostly cloudy. you get a little more sun. kind of muggy/humid. san jose is 74 degrees. look at that picking up 17 gusts picking up. it is a lot going on here. i think thunderstorms activity once this activity gets north -- 70s, 80s, to 90s. sal, you have had plenty. let's start with the freeway. >> we are looking at interstate 80. today it is only 41 minutes. we are combaring to -- comparing to what we had last week. 41 minutes is pretty good considering this time of the morning. when you get to the bay bridge

they say the man made his way into the delta airlines baggage area where he was confronted by the officer. the suspect stab the officer in the leg. the officer was transported to a local hospital and the suspect was taken into custody. no flights were evacuated. >>> scary moments for homeowners this afternoon as flames burned close to their homes. thankfully tonight fire crews say they have the upper hand on that brush fire. at one point they were threatening about 50 homes and the homeowners were told to evacuate. the fire started run 12:15 pm this afternoon. near edwards avenue and mountain boulevard. rob has been on the scene all afternoon and he joins us now live with the latest. >> reporter: julie, earlier this afternoon there was smoke and ash. now take a look at it. firefighters are still up there checking for hotspots but they seem to have won this battle without harm to live for homes. plumes of smoke heading toward homes. the fire broke out around noon off edwards avenue. it went to four alarms. some 80 firefighters attacked the fire on the ground but it was the air drops that s

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that westwind has no problem in place this morning ushering in that cooler pattern out to the delta andley. we have a hint of something coming down from the northwest with this weak system cold front. 60s and 70s for most. >>> it is 5:31 am. >>> if you are driving from pleasanton and castro valley, all lanes are closed. 580 near eden canyon road, and i would not recommend using the dublin great, you 680 in the long only way around. we have a crash at eden canyon road on westbound 580 about an hour ago with very slow traffic. it is a deadly crash meaning it will be there for a while. the crew is setting up to bring us live pictures at any moment but we have very slow traffic. vacaville, fairfield and cordelia commute looking okay. the maccarthur maze traffic is fine at the bay bridge toll plaza. again, westbound 580 at the eden canyon road, and we will follow up on this for you.>>> it is 5:32 am. >>> a sad story with this nine month old people were covering after undergoing surgery after a severe beating from his owner. the people puppy, allie, was rescued by good samaritans and taken in

and lighter winds in antioch back through the delta. but the winds will continue to blow to 10 to 20, gusts up to 30 to bring in the pollen. county is moderate. blame blossoming elm trees, chenopods and the ragweed. fall arrives tomorrow afternoon. we have a pleasant weekend in store. check this out. this is our satellite and radar, an upper level trough that blew through the bay area yesterday. we are experiencing a cool front. we have precipitation around the high sierra. we are verifying that with our live hi-def doppler. hit and miss snow showers. we are expecting three to six inches of snow above 7,000 feet. 45 degrees will be the afternoon high at the lake level today. but bottoming out at 25 degrees. that will be a record. mid-60s monterey today, 60 in redding our temperatures below average for this time of the year. low 70s in the tri-valley. sundown at 7:07. you might want to throw an extra blanket on the bed tonight. temperatures pleasant, autumn- like for your friday and then over the weekend, we soar into the 80s away from th

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it was warm yesterday morning. 67, santa rosa, 62 in napa. 65 by the delta. . tam, you notice the days are getting shorter, that may save us a little bit with the sun setting at 7:30. hopefully calling off soon er with a return of southerly wind bringing up fog, the wind shift and higher clouds through tomorrow, so dangerous heat wave continues today. we will look for more records, but we're also looking for a cooler coast and bay tomorrow. and into labor day, so one more day for everyone. here's how it's going to look today in the city. yesterday, you heard about the 106, the old record was 1874. only about 10 days of triple digit heat in san francisco and we're looking at today, perhaps at 96 and then look what happens on sunday. big time cooling and the it's going to last not only for the city, but for everyone into next week, so heading to the beach, it was over 100 yesterday in santa cruz. today, 97, mid 80s, ocean beach, so even warm there. here's a look at our hour by hour forecast. by tonight, the high clouds move up. tomorrow morning, 7:00, we'll have

no one has a 70 year mortgage. >> the plan would feed water from north of the delta that and through 35-mile long tunnels. the governor says the tunnel would provide a more reliable water supply for 2/3 of california residents and hundreds of farms. >>> the state coastal commission ordered the welt yeah owner of the san mateo coast to open that beach to the public. that is long legal battle. a san francisco appeals court ruled that venture capitalist veno cosola broke public law when he blocked access. the commission released a cease and desist yesterday. they ordered him to remove locked gate and take down all the signs on the property that say no trespassing and beach closed. >>> this week, san francisco celebrates 30 years since the first women joined the city's first fire department. in 1980, they were allowed to join the department. they were dubbed feinstein's finer. dianne feinstein was the mayor at the time. we talked to the p only african american in the department. outside of the memorable time where a group of guys said, we don't think you should be here. we don't think you

west end oakland at 15 and out for the delta, and crockett at 15, travis at 21, the we have this breezy and cooler pattern. we had that funnel waterspout yesterday, and the wind will calm down south today. we have this first weak system brushing by us and carving itself out. temperatures coming down at mendocino county and lake county. vacaville 82 with 70s in between, mid 70s for almost everybody, marin county, sumner county and even toward eastern contra costa county. 60s and 70s at berkeley, alameda and oakland, cool at san jose, and 70s, low to mid at the peninsula. redwood city at 76, and a little warmer saturday, and then get ready for major cooldown sunday into tuesday. >> most of us like those mid 70s, pleasant sleeping weather. >> also for working out during the day. >>> it is 6:20 am. >>> there could be new rules for the younger drivers, and coming up we have bill sitting on the governor's desk and what it means if you are under the age of 21. >>> free speech back in the spotlight at berkeley in we will tell you what to expect at uc berkeley as another controversial speaker ma

that's on cue as well. 52 bit dey the delta. mid-40s santa rosa and napa. s clear. we'll look for the warming trend to begin for the weekend. looking at high fire danger, upper elevations of the north bay through next week, particularly sonoma county, also around mt. st. helena. have to watch out for that if you're headed to wine country. temperatures continue above average into next week. if you notice, we're looking at numbers coming up slowly. by the time we get to wednesday and thursday, we're about 5 to 8 degrees above average. if you're headed to the bacon and brew fest today, it looks like a beautiful day with a bright start in san mateo and nice afternoon with 70s on the peninsula. the sea breeze kicking in by about 2:00. looks like a nice afternoon for that. and also for baseball, that's later. but right now we're looking at a before a done boat festival, lake merritt, mid- to upper 70s. here we go, texas and the athletics. 69 at the 6:00 game, sun sets an hour later. we'll look for numbers to come down to the low 60s. 78 in palo alto, 79 in fremont

but to the west, there is a delta breeze that is screaming. it is not yet done in sacramento, vacaville, fairfield. still rotating from the low, which is sending big-time cells south of monterey and to the west. as long as that is their, we have to keep that in the forecast. you can see the activity coming from the valley. 60s for the temperatures. wind gusts up to 20 six miles per hour. -- 26 miles per hour. you can see the fog. lows are bringing in cooler aloft, so temperatures are on their way down. for many it is in the 60s and 70s. >>> good morning cell. -- sal. >> so far so good on the roads. not a lot of traffic on the altamont pass a good start for wednesday. it looks pretty good all the way up to pleasanton. the commute on a 80 north and south -- 880 north and south also looking good. traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is light. >>> the oakland a's have picked a spot in downtown oakland to build a new 35,000 feet stadium, and they hope to be playing in it by the year 2023. if approved, it would be near laney college, and the land is

dry out, decreasing our relative humidity, creating that high fire danger. 66 in vallejo, 71 in the deltaing to less than 28%. with all the warmth there, the national weather service issued a high fire danger warning for the north bay mountains above 1,000 feet. this is mt. sait. winds 20 miles an hour out of the north-northeast. that can easily start fires which can spread rapidly. we're having another beach day today. in santa cruz in the 80s, we're looking at temperatures that will continue to warm quickly. and with numbers in the 70s at our beaches, it's going to be a great place to be. numbers today by the afternoon in the mid-80less s inland with cool night ahead. >>> developing news on this football sunday. nfl teams in solidarity against president trump. the baltimore ravens and the jacksonville jaguars just wrapped up their game at wimbley stadium in london. before the game during the national anthem, players and coaches linked arm in arm. about two dozen players knelt. this after the president said players who kneel are disrespecting the u.s. the jaguars owner, shadd khan, linke

it is 85 by the delta. 81 concord and livermore. so the flag here, blowing a bit.nd we're not going to see that surge of marine air, but we are looking at things to generally turn around for us today. more dramatic tomorrow and getting back to normal, by about wednesday. so excessive heat inland, the heat advisory, temperatures begin to tumble as we get to wednesday. let's go through the next several days, hour by hour, you'll notice all the cloud cover today, 4:00, and then overnight, we still have more clouds, this is labor day on monday. and once again, some smoke, some clouds, and some cooler weather, most importantly. today, still warm at the coast. 70s and 80s. southwest winds up to 20. partly cloudy skies. it was over 100 in santa cruz yesterday. today, in the 80s. for your labor day, we're in the 90s. typical summer spread, still above average, though, with 80s around the bay. by tuesday, numbers continue to come down. into the 70s around the bay. so today, day of transition, as the heat still will be with us around the bay, but not as bad. 97 in santa clar

the delta breeze is alive and well, gusting up to almost 30. ouds, local drizzle and light rain with the cloud deck not going anywhere soon. it is a cool day with temperatures near average, slightly above for the coast and bay, below inland.>>> it is 5:31 am. >>> very little sunshine today. >> very little. >> thank you very much. >>> starting off with solano county and interstate 80. we've had a rough commute along the 80 corridor, especially along the carquinez bridge and maccarthur maze. traffic at the maze looks good but slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights went on with a 10 to 15 minute delay unless you are in the carpool lanes. >>> it is 5:31 am. >>> california crier -- fire crews making some progress against the fires across the state and they have gained full containment of the three largest fires, they have 90% containment near yosemite, as well as the ones in view county and lake county. the largest fires remaining out- of-control are in siskiyou county and trinity county. the fire burning in gilroy is 80% cont

the site includes the delta logos which dealt a says they don't have any right to do that. the site is not affiliated with the airline. delta does allow people to travel with pets and allows pets on cargo planes. there are restrictions and fees. information is available directly on delta's website, the airline. >>> you wantour petnd happy, ri? >> sure. >> a local dog food company wants that as well. >> what they is he floods xibl can help these -- what they do to help them grow up and not out. >>> details on a stabbing that sent three people from work to >>> three people were left hospitalized. >> police say they were stabbed at a moving company near the fair grounds. >> the abc reporter explains what happened. >> a chaotic scene unfold just before noon, police say there was a confrontation between employees and contractors at the warehouse. the fight traveled out to the parking lot. >> while later i saw a couple people who looked like they had had some wounds of some sort and they were bleeding. their shirt had blood on it. >> officers say there was a report of gunshots in

the last flight out of the san juan airport before it closed. deltaather conditions were, well within the safety limits for a boeing 737. >> all right. good to know. >>> next the certainly keepsake for new england patriots fans as they kick off the new nfl season. fans attending tonight's game against kansas city will be given a special glass courtesy of bud light. >> and those glasses will light up every time the patriots score a touchdown this season. to make it light up you have to download an app and keep your phone within 30 feet of your glass. >> now, the glasses are also being sold through bud light's website. just for the patriots. >> just for the patriots. not for -- anyway, brace yourself for the latest culinary craze. raw chicken. >> yeah, he said raw chicken. so far only a few restaurants in the united states are this so-called chicken sashimi. it's prepared by boiling or searing the chicken for no more than 10 seconds. >> health and safety experts say that's not nearly long enough to kill such harmful microbes as salmonella and even in ja

outside number will be 75 degrees that will be way inland towards the delta. ill have those sneaker waves. we also have some very dangerous rip currents out over the waters. so please be again mindful of that beach hazard statement remaining in effect until later tonight. tomorrow, same weather pattern but more sunshine. then high pressure begins to 'le l ha be lacking the fog. temperatures approaching near 70 on sunday at the beaches. look at the beach highs by monday through wednesday that first week of autumn. speaking of autumn, it's time for football! 49ers hosting the rams tonight. 60s at the stadium. >>> 5:51. a new report blasts one bay area school district for its handling of saw the sexual assault complaints. we took legendary, and made it liberating. and made it daring. we took intelligent, and made it utterly irresistible. we took the most advanced e-class ever, and made the most exciting e-class ever. the all-new e-class coupe from mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> good morning. clear skies right now over coit tower in the city by the day. no

were to trieste al-jazeera in the niger delta. before we go and look again at those main headlines here on al-jazeera just hours now to go until polls open in the catalog me and secession referendum and spain's government has been continuing its crackdown describing the vote as a mockery of democracy it's one volunteers of polling stations could be fined more than three hundred fifty thousand dollars apiece have already begun deploying ahead of the ballot and sealed off more than half of the schools designated as polling centers the mayor of puerto rico's capital someone has accused the trump administration of killing people through inefficiency ten days after hurricane maria devastated the u.s. territory we are dying here and not cannot fathom the thought that the greatest nation in the world cannot figure out what just six four is small island of a hundred miles my thirty five miles. u.s. says it's maintaining direct channels of communication with north korea secretary of state rex tillerson is in beijing meeting his counterpart

there is a bit of a breeze at 17 miles an hour, not roaring through the delta but oh -- it's there. overall things will calm down in this area -- the sierra. lots of sunshine today, 60s, 70s and some 80s. 4:01 on a friday. we are talking . [ laughter ] >> this is my kind of weather. >> exactly, bottle it. [ laughter ] >>> we are hoping for a nice friday and we are off to a nice start. westbound 580 looks pretty good driving out through the altamont pass, and with no major issues right here, you can see traffic continues to be okay. this is a look at interstate 80 in oakland and we are off to a good start here as well. traffic looks good as you drive through and when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it looks like. -- looks light. let's go back to the desk. >>> police in london are calling a fire a terrorist incident. 18 people were hurt and we have all the details from london. >> police are finally calling the explosion that occurred on a subway train a terrorist incident and they've confirmed there are injuries, although they haven't said how many and we aren't completely certain

authorities say the suspect who may have been a transient went into the delta baggage claim area. the suspect then stabbed the officer during a confrontation. the man was taken into custody. his name has not yet been released. >>> frightening moments in marin county this afternoon where at least eight people were injured when a driver careened off of highway 101 and barreled into several vehicles at the parking lot of an in and out burger. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon. deborah villalone explains how it unfolded. >> it was this tremendous crash. >> people came running into this chaotic scene everyone before paramedics arrived. this truck veered off the freeway through a chain link fence and frontage roads over the highway and shrubs then slamming into several cars. some were parked and empty but not all. >> there was a gentleman in the hand who was holding his arm and bleeding. everybody was walking around in shock. >> reporter: the injured man in the man was a canadian tourist who had just rented it at sfo. he says he and five family members began their vacation at the go

while the hunt for pirates in oil fields in the creeks of nigeria's delta it's hard and dangerous work . as we approach a base we were being watched all the way but the military hardware is enough deterrent. than the wall feel was set on fire a strategy to stop cars from getting close to the suspects however aren't likely to get amusingly get on board it depends on whether. the. three months after their bases destroyed by the army it's being rebuilt while all these are find and the talk of pipes lead to a nearby oil well for white crude is diverted. this is what remains of an illegal refinery after a raid by the nigerian army hundreds like these have been destroyed in the past few months thieves refine oil here after breaking in and suffering from oil pipelines and wells across the region another bombed out refinery is trying to get back into business i feel kilometers from here this company has been destroyed before. it was considered they are trying to revive it which means that we still have to conduct here to put it out of use completely again the biggest threat to nigeria's all su

no problem cranking up, and it started early and continuing gusting up to 25 and even out toward the delta. this is a fresh breeze, fall- like. in nevada we had that waterspout yesterday, and that is moving off. the dry air is coming in for this cooler pattern. this time of the year in the mountains the lows get old quick. cooling down even into lake county, 80s, and vacaville which tells you things are trained shooting -- changing dramatically. 60s and low 70s, san jose is cool with 70s and even morgan hill and gilroy. if you have been waiting for the 70s to return, we cannot do much better than this. we may see a slight bump in the temperatures over the weekend but a big cooldown early next week.>>> at 10:30 am adult was felt in the south bay, and this is the usgs map showing a magnitude 3.3 hitting east of san jose and unincorporated santa clarita. >>> we have multiple agencies and departments that are involved. we take this extremely seriously. >>> coming up, why the state department is a rising americans not to travel to cuba amidst the hurricane irma recovery efforts in the could be

the delta breeze which was howling yesterday has calmed a little bit. you see the circulation right there, that's the next drop in. it will be headed towards southern california. tomorrow, 60s, 70s, and 80s. but it does look warmer as we look into the weekend. >> we finally made it here and here we are. traffic is moving along okay if you are driving on the altima pass. i think getting on the road early today will help. right now it looks good to livermore and really all the way into the bay area freeway system. this is a look at the 880 north and southbound. at the bridge we are light so far as you drive into san francisco. >>> we begin with a developing story from mexico, where a huj earthquake hit late last night killing at least five people. that was a magnitude 8.1. it hit off the southern coast of mexico. now, the earthquake toppled houses, businesses in the states in mexico city. about 40, 50 miles away, buildings suede. look at some of the video. electricity was knocked out in parts of the city as well. there have been after shocks as large as a

about a week or longer. 55 by the delta. 50 in santa rosa. dity will continue to drop as temperatures go up and the winds are going to be a factor above 1,000 feet. got to keep that in mind today, into thursday as well. as temperatures continue to rise we'll see the numbers warm at the coast. slightly cooler by the end of the week but not much. upper 80s as you head inland. the reds come into play and those are 90s. we even warm up more so around the coast. and as we get into wednesday that should be one of the hottest days with numbers in the mid-90s. so we'll talk about when we cool off and a little at our extended outlook in a few minutes. >>> if you are heading to sfo we do still have one lane blocked but they are in the cleanup stages for this collision. we did hav debris and a motorcycle went down. we have not gotten word on how serious those injuries are. for the benicia bridge, a disabled vehicle that turned into a collision that is off on the shoulder at this point and a quick check of drive times. westbound 580 in the yellow. slight

in the niger delta. large areas of nepal are still suffering from the destruction caused by a powerful earthquake in twenty fifteen recent heavy rains have made the rebuilding process even harder so reports from the border town of. a raging river and a trembling mountainside weakened by the two thousand and fifteen grade when drugs started falling unlatch a bridge in june they cut a lifeline for people living on the other side of this but bridge is the only link to markets for people living in once thriving villages on the way to the chinese border the entire area was devastated by the quake. when the bridge was destroyed and his car both became stuck on the other side three months on the drive is still precarious and the scene heartbreaking the mountainside is scarred by landslides triggered by heavy rain lost many homes were buried here. flooding also engulfed homes near the river because look this is both because you had your power the dam can no longer hold water this forty five megawatt hydro power p

half moon bay to the delta. there is a breeze but some, that's not that bad. water temps are up. will be down to about 55 degrees. the lows do drop off pretty rapidly and, boy, will they ever by the end of the week. you can see how the systems keep coming in, each one stronger than the next one. there will be some energy carved right over us. that will be our opportunity for rain. right, north of santa rosa. change is in the air here. last week of summer is going to feel very fall like. 50s, 70s, low 80s, rain to the north, i think, on thursday morning. and it scoots out of here. fall begins at 101 on the afternoon on friday and then it will be warmer. >> fall comes in. >> okay. >> we have news about our favorite mountain to say. mount eminem. >> all right, steve, thank you. >>> when it comes to the oakland a's plans to build a new stadium, groups are coming out in support it and against. we'll tell you why the audubon society announced what they're going to do against the plan. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. one of the highest peaks in the bay area is now open to the public.

in the niger delta. the leader of colombia's last remaining rebel group has ordered his fighters to stand down ahead of a three month ceasefire beginning on sunday nicholas riggers posted a rare video online committing the national liberation army to want to ring the deal that began peace talks with the government in february after the disarmament of the much larger fark rebel group. the white house has ordered a crackdown on the use of private planes for government staff following the resignation of the us health secretary tom price may twenty six private flights this year which cost the taxpayer around four hundred thousand dollars and language president trump several other administration officials are facing scrutiny over their travel. the u.s. says it's maintaining direct channels of communication with pyongyang and in an effort to resolve tensions on the korean peninsula secretary of state rex tillerson is in beijing meeting his counterpart one the u.s. wants china to increase the economic pressure o

a little southwind at the delta so not done yet but a sign of rings to come. 60s, 70s and are very few upper 80s. >>> good morning. we have slow traffic already on the altamont pass which surprises me. traffic is slow driving on the altamont pass westbound. just past the 205 near the construction zone, the tracy super commute traffic is moving relatively well out to the 580 and 680 interchange. here is a look at interstate 880 and traffic is moving well in both directions. the bay bridge traffic is light . >>> it is 4:01 am. >>> the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire, both pleading not guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each victim that died. on november 13 there will be a preliminary hearing.>>> the oakland woman that owns the ghost ship warehouse has not been charged with the crime and never talk -- has never talked publicly about the tragedy and now she is set to collect $3 million on the insurance claim stemming from that deadly fire, and that news is not sitting well with many people. >> reporter: the attorneys for the two men and criminally charged said

authorities say the suspect may have been a transient who made his way into the delta airlines being damage area. the officer was stabbed in his hands, face, neck and leg, he is expected to be okay. there is no indication that the stabbing is any kind of terror attack. >>> time is now 4:06, caltrain service in redwood city back to normal when someone was hit and killed by a train. one person died after being hit by a caltrain after 5:00 p.m. the victim's name has not yet been released. it was the sixth deadly caltrain accident so far this year. >>> san jose a bicyclist died after being hit by a car in cherry avenue just before 6:00 p.m. the cyclist was rushed to the hospital but later died. >>> santa clara city leaders want to get more feedback from the community before deciding whether or not to extend a week night curfew at levi stadium beyond 10:00 p.m. there was heated debate at the meeting last night. the 49ers want the city to consider allowing up to four week night concerts a year to run one hour later than the 10:00 p.m. curfew. the city's advice mayor supports the request but

and stealing oil nigeria's army cracks down on pirates or raiding refineries across the niger delta. and i'm santa how much with all the sport as we meet golf the new entertainers. veteran phil mickelson so pumped up at the presidents cup find out later in the program. spain's government is cracking down on the bands the session vote in its catalonia region on sunday describing it as a mockery of democracy it's worn volunteers at polling stations they could be fined more than three hundred fifty thousand dollars police are already begun deploying ahead of the ballots and sealed off more than half of the schools designated as polling centers offices say they will remove voters in madrid thousands of people in favor of united spain are holding a rally so far neither side is backing down a teams are cross the country covering this story call panel is in barcelona will have more on the protesters at schools but we begin with tony berkeley in madrid and i'm just wondering how people are feeling about it there considering the vote is imminent. well jane that demonstration was outside here i

.>> this plan would feedwater from north of the delta through 235 mile-long tunnels to the central and southern part of the state. the governor says the tiles will have a more reliable water supply for two thirds of california residents and hundreds of farms.>>> will estate coastal commission order margin speech to open that beach to the public? is the latest legal rounds over the beach which is south of half moon bay. a san francisco appeals court ruled that venture capitalist broke state law when he blocked public access to the beach after he bought it in 2008. the coastal commission released a cease and desist letter yesterday ordering him to remove a locked gate and all of the signs on the property that's a no trespassing and beach closed. select a sheriff's deputy helps after a gun was stolen from a rental car.>>> off to a late start. not a lot going on. we are hoping it stays that way. we are looking at the east shore freeway. you know it's not going to stay this way. but right now it's good. >>> a lot going on otherwise and maria has made landfall in puerto rico. to fred would d