well, the yellow is the red and the green, huh? okay. well, let me ask this, what color--red and what color will equal white? cyan. - bluish green. - cyan. this color here, greenish blue. we don't call it greenish blue. we call it, what? begin with a c. - cyan. - cyan. that's right. and how about this, magenta, we call it. magenta and what give white? green. green. that's right. here's an interesting thing. can you do algebra? white take away red equals what? three. [laughs] white take away red... cyan. gives cyan. shall i do that again? yeah. there's your white. now, i'm gonna take the red away from it. watch where my finger is. i'll take the red away. whoops. [laughter] and what's it turned into? cyan. cyan. did you ever wonder why the sea water is a cyan color? it's green and blue. how many people have never wondered that? "so, well, it's cyan--" no, no, no, no, there's a reason why it had to be a cyan. can we have the lights please, ted? sure. -- it turns out that seawater, any kind of water, absorbs, like mad, infrared. in fact, if y

the spanish red cross has launched its first campaign to help those living within property within its own borders. in the past its helped poor people around the world. last year the charity helped 2 million people in spain. but the harshest economic crisis has pushed another of 300,000 into poverty. tom is in madrid. >> the spanish red cross is one of the best known charities here, known for helping international causes, disaster- stricken or property-stricken countries abroad. it's the first time they've launched an appeal to help spanish people affected by spain's economic crisis. 300,000 people in spain are now very vulnerable and need help in the form of food handouts. it represents the work of many other charities across the country which is increasing because of the economic crisis. this is food destined for people in spain who need help. this is a food bank on the edge of madrid. double the are doing som work they were years ago because of the economic crisis. volunteers will low tens of food and drinkf ton today. this food bank supplies 400 spanish charities. but they have a w

meantime, at third and king streets, the reds and giants are scoreless but here's the story. reds starter johnny cueto their 19-game winner injured in the very 1st inning with one out. the reds have somebody coming in on emergency duty to warm up and fill in but boy, that's bad news for the reds and maybe good for the giants. >> hm. >> one quick american league note. terry francona late this afternoon named skipper of the cleveland indians. >>> college football with the local variety. cal hosts ucla later on. stanford and arizona in the books. two people's over 1200 yards of total offense. how would they respond to the loss last week to washington? opening drive, nunes to zach ertz in fact end zone. stanford up 7-0. down 10-7 at the half. less than three minutes left, nunes to toilolo, cards up by 1. stanford again down late in the third, kelsey young not going to stop until he hits the end zone. takes it to the house 55 yards. stanford a one-point lead. arizona comes back. they score a couple of times. there is a jump ball caught by terrence miller. arizona led by 7, 48-41. s

to be a lengthy recovery. >> my message to the federal government, no bureaucracy, no red tape, get sources where they're needed as fast as possible, as hard as possible, and for the duration because the recovery process obviously in a place like new jersey is going to take a significant amount of time. >> indeed. the president will travel to hard-hit new jersey tomorrow, and just a week from election day the president's challenger was hardly content to sit on the sidelines. for his part, mitt romney tried to turn an ohio campaign rally into a relief rally. collecting donations for storm victims with a viewing of his campaign video before hand and a few remarks. >> a lot of people hurting this morning. they were hurting last night and the storm goes on. i have had the chance to speak with some of the governors in the affected areas and they've talked about a lot of people having a hard time. you can't always solve all the problems yourself, but you can make the difference in the life of one or two people as a result of one or two people taking an effort. >> romney declared he would s

please be aware of that on the red line. over to the roads, northbound 28 in virginia taking the ramp to eastbound 66, left lane still blocked by the crash there. university boulevard in maryland, the earlier disabled vehicle was blocking the right lane. now just blocking the right shoulder lane. starting to see delays outer loop at new hampshire avenue. here's a live look. your delays actually start at i-95. you're slow. no accidents, though. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> nats fans, the wait is finally over. the washington nationals are national league east champions. >> the nationals are eastern division champions. the pirates just beat the braves 2-1. you can celebrate now. >> yes, you can celebrate now. nats fans and players found out during the ninth inning of the nationals-phillies game. phillies won that game 2-0, but that did not dampen the celebration here at nationals park, and that went on long into the night. >> you can't even imagine it, to be honest with you. as much as you see it on tv, there's

is the red line getting a nuclear weapon or is the red line getting nuclear capability? >> why does that distinction matter to the american people? >> i think that it is a very dangerous development to set redlines in diplomacy. it means that diplomacy is almost bound to fail in here is our bread line, more sanctions, more sanctions, more sanctions. we will get congress to pass a law that will make it illegal for us to have any carrots. that means that diplomacy will not work. it is dangerous across the board. the reason why it is more dangerous to say a red line will be crossed so early is, number one, it brings it much closer, ratcheting up the political pressure. it does not change anything on the ground. but once a candidate boxes himself in, and we're talking man here, so i will not say himself/herself, one candid it boxes himself in and say i will set as a red line iran obtain nuclear capability. if gov. ronnie's good friend, benjamin netanyahu, says that he believes that iran has obtained nuclear capability, candidate romney would say one thing and president romne

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the orioles swept the red sox. the orioles had to wait for the angels to lose to texas and that guaranteed the orioles a playoff spots. keith mills will have more coming up in sports. let's talk about the fans. the orioles have received a lot of support throughout the season. >> kim dacey joins us live without the fans are reacting to this season. >> fans cannot be more excited. the orioles swept the red sox this weekend. that win coupled with the angels' loss has guarantee them a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 1997. they are still tied with the yankees for first place in the a.l. east. the final three games of the season in tampa bay will help determine who will clinch the division for the season. the big win last night has fans amped up for the playoffs. they say this has been a long time coming. it has been 15 disappointing seasons. >> i love seeing the orioles win. i've been a fan for awhile, since they were bad. this is my 22nd game of the season. i've been to a lot of games. i love to see them w

look at the red cross website.n, i would like to donate clothes cars or other items to charity, does the red cross accept them? >> rough, due to constraints the red cross does not accept or solicit donations of or collections of items such as collected food, shoes must be cleaned and repackaged which impedes moneying time and personnel. financial contributions allow them to purchase exactly what needed for a disaster relief operation. people have an inassistant to gather up blankets and canned goods and warm clothes and things they think are of direct help. a laudable instinct. every once in a while there is a direct need for a specific physical thing to be donated in which case relief organizations ask for that but otherwise canned goods and other random supplies mostly just give these organizations a whole new extra job they don't want to be doing right now sorting through and storing random stuff they didn't ask for. it's a positive instinct that makes us want to give stuff like canned food and groceries and als

the red cross set up shop in nine states. it plans to deliver 250,000 ready to eat meals to storm victims. >>> and the federal government remains shuttered for a second day. in seven minutes, we'll tell you about the mess that needs to be cleaned up. >> other top story, getting ready for the world series parade. it takes a lot to organize a big event. fortunately, the city has a little recent experience. tara has some of the activities that are happening today. >> we have the black and orange. they are busy stappling away. we have six floats. we have a ways to go. >> getting everything ready in time. plap. >>> and you're in our -- >> they are stappling sheeting, cutting wood and painting orange stripes. while the players are in vintage cards. . >> we are just in a world wind of activity right now. and we have less than 24 hours to produce the parade. as you could see, there's an army of parade termites. getting the giant colors up. >> and in 2010, an estimated 1 million people attended the parade downtown. this time around, th

he never returned to the red sox lineup. the gm disputed valentine's comments.ing to espn, the red sox are close to signing the 36-year-old ortiz to a two-year deal worth an estimated 25 million bucks. ortiz's also denies valentine's story. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama hammers mitt romney for shape shifting at the boca debate, abandoning his past policies. with 13 days until election day, the fight for this win state is on. we'll knock it around with our "morning joe" crew. >>> when we come back, we huddle around the water cooler to watch jon stewart examine that third presidential debate. "way too early" coming right back. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings advice. call or visi

why don't you give to the red cross. he just had a chance to be in a position of leadership and couldn't do it. >> go help. stop talking. take only action. >> that is "the ed show." i'm ed shultz. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> thank you for staying with us. take a look at this map. this is a time lapse map put together by "the new york times." it starts at 4:00 a.m. yesterday morning. it's more than half the entire east coast of the u.s. from virginia all the way up to maine. the yellow dots represent people without power. you see a little yellow dot here and there. this is at 4:00 a.m. yesterday morning. this is what happened next. over the course of 24 hours, look at that. as sandy battered the eastern sea board 6 million customers were left in pitch black. the swath of the eastern united states totally blacked out over the course of one day. and at this hour, more than 6 million electricity customers remain without power in the east. when they say this is the largest storm to have ever hit the east coast of t

he just returned back to the reds monday after suffering a mini stroke. continues to be a beloved figure in the bay area. he's from sacramento and it's fair to say he feels the same about the folks in the bay. >> doesn't seem like ten years ago my boy was 3 years old, being pulled off the mound, lets me know i'm getting a little older. >> had a chance to talk to himful he looks good. i know he's excited about being back on the field and of course being in the playoffs, as we all are, but it's good to see him and seemed in good spirts and feels good. it's good to see that he's made a full recovery and he's back in the dugout. >> reporter: it really is great to see. it does seem like yesterday j.t. snow scooped up -- at home plate. he's lost 22 pounds since his visit in chicago's hospital. we're really glad he's made a full recovery. henry, back to you. >> reporter: great job, amy. we're looking forward to sees dusty back. we wish him luck. a's and tigers are tied. coco crisp homered to open the game. >> and stanford and cal, too. it's just crazy, i'm telli

. >>> everyone is getting busy for the storm including the red cross, i'm joined by doug from the chesapeake area red cross. what should people do right now? >> if there is a hurricane, you have warning, you can go to the store and get 3-day supply of food and water in case the power goes out. make sure you have extra things like medications that you might need, get those filled now. just all the everyday stuff that you take for granted, have an ex are the supply of that. also for a lot of people, too, is that they need to not only do the preparations but in the event of the worse case scenario, the red cross will be there. >> with the last hurricane that came through, irene, the red cross sheltered 2000 people, right here in baltimore. we are ready to do that. also, call folks from out of the area if you need to stay at a friends house or relatives, have that in place first. >> one thing, too, is that there is always the need for blood as well, too. if there are blood drives, tomorrow, maybe not on sunday or anything, or tuesday or mondays, but if you want to give blood, tomorrow might be a

we just have to do our parts. >> the yankees are facing the red sox for the next three games. we saw the kind of fight the red sox can put up -- not much. >> thank you very much. the red sox are more like the dead sox. the ravens have a full week of preparation that leads to a 1:00 game. they will travel to kansas city this week. the chiefs lost to san diego yesterday. a focus on improving their record and performance while ignoring the chiefs' record. >> it is really not about the stats. a lot of people looked at the numbers and try to define the defense. right now, the only number to look at is the 3 and 1. >> here is what we're looking -- working on for tonight. a firefighter is behind bars tonight, charged with sexually abusing two young boys. police believe there are more victim >> thank you for krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of legislative services says question seven... will mean one hundre

and it will keep you ahead of thgame. >> thanks for joining us from the red cross of central maryland many good to know you are there. >> thank you. >> a big worry on everyone's mind is power outages as result of the storm. >> bge sent out a call for more help and they did it early. and the crews they have been coming as far away as texas. >> linda so is live at the staging area near bwi and linda, with a storm this massive it could be days before they go out and work towards restoring power right. >> reporter: that's because of the wind and stronger winds we have been expecting. in the two hours we have been here i felt the wind pick up. it's harder to keep my umbrella up here but this is the parking lot where all of those utility trucks are manned. a lot of them from out of state. again we have crews from 10states to help. they are preparing for massive power outage that sandy makes the way to the area. strong winds and heavy rains bringing down a lot of trees and power lines and leave thousands of people in the dark. crews from out of state started to arrive this weekend to get rea

based on the reds' crowd as the giants defeated the reds and a historic plan off come back. ff they are the first and come back after blay >> a spirited debate last night between vice-president joe biden and congressmen called ryan. they hammered each other on the state of the economy and social policies. ryan will be rallying in ohio today and the vice president will be speaking to voters to the university of wisconsin. michael your key will be talking about the debate and we will do to move forward next. >> we will have that coming up as a kron4 news continues. also the san jose police investigate and homicide. the bay bridge hotspot accident is cleared but the traffic is really back up this morning. we will have the latest on the drive times coming up. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. that statistic was completely misleading. this what

as we head to the weekend temperatures will be in the 70s. redflag warning should be dropped tomorrow morning at the latest. it's main ly for the weekends. we're seeing 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds. that's what's forecasted. not much more than that. these are the highs recorded today. significant in santa rosa. 94. 87 in livermore. no records. 89 in fairfield. tough time of year to get records because typically we get this very warm weather. the winds are coming out of the northeast. when the air sinks, it warms. it also gets funneled through these channels. it gets funnels over the backside of mount diablo. it starts to accelerate. if we see winds tonight around skyline boulevard, i wouldn't be surprised. hopefully they'll stay around 25 miles per hour. temperatures tomorrow will warm. daytime highs tomorrow will be a few degrees warmer than today. out on the bay you're going to be doing upper 70s, low 80s. over in the east bay, livermore valley, 90s. low and mid 90s in the warmest spots. but places like fremont and redwood city, those numbers a

this photo from the jetblue terminal shows why. president obama arrived at red cross head quarters in washington, d.c. as relief ernts still continue. >> this storm is not over. we have gotten briefings from the national hurricane center. it's still moving north. there are still communities that could be affected. i want to emphasize there's still risks of flooding and downed power lines, risks of high winds, so it's very important for the public to continue to monitor the situation in your local community, listen to your state and local officials, follow instructions. >> the president told officials to do whatever it takes to keep people safe and restore services. >> my instructions to the federal agency has been do not figure out why we can't do something. i want you to figure out how to do something. i want you to cut through red tape. >> nowhere is the power of sandy more apparent than in the coast of new jersey. atlantic city is under water. the boardwalk at seaside heights was obliterated. aerial footage shows miles and miles of destruction with no hope of

the orioles swept the red sox. that win has guarantee them a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 1997. they are still tied with the yankees for first place. the big win last night has fans amped up. this has been a long time coming. it has been 15 disappointing seasons. >> i've been a fan since they were bad. this is my 22nd game of the season. i've been to a lot of games. i love to see them win. >> this city loves baseball. the city goes crazy. >> pete gilbert is in tampa bay for the final series against the rays. he will be live with the very latest as the orioles try to play for the divisional title. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. now that they're in the playoffs, do you think have what it all? to win bank it an you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> nearly two dozen families all looking for a new home after a fire. these pictures were sentence after the fire st

the red cross will be the first but the red cross will be the first to say canned goods are not useful in a situation like this one. >> a lot of goods here. and i know there's more coming in and we'll box these things up in just a minute and put them on some trucks and then we'll send them into -- i think it's new jersey as a site that we've identified that can take these goods and distribute them to people who need them but also if you can write a check to american red cross, that's welcome, as well. >> governor romney loaded some alongside with senator rob portman of ohio. again, questions of fema dogged the candidate. >> governor, are you going to eliminate fema? >> are you guys ready for the light stuff? >> let's turn to sam stein, political reporter for "the huffington post and joan walsh, the author of "what's wrong with white people." what mitt romney wants to do with fema. this puts the candidate in a pretty tight spot, doesn't it? >> well, yes, of course it does, ed. i mean this moment really reminds me of that moment in 2008 when john mccain had his crazy reaction to the econ

house i love that >> i love that it was at the red house i love that the reds all had their thosend there were dropped. >> when you have a big game like this and you were looking and brooms. >> absolutely forbid this week does not happen. >> the guy at third base to see that coming up in the highlight eight times he has won a gold glove. which means your the best at your position third base and it was a tough play it was a off the top but you have to make those plays. >> so that was exciting and the oakland a's i don't know somehow they didn't even more spectacular i guess p c >> a lot of people are affected so the walk up to the box office and they said i would like tickets to game 3 is game free ride. and instead they give them tickets to home game 3 which would really be the next game. that's game five. the owners want to move to san jose but that's drastic. >> you're holding a ticket to game 4 but it was a home anyone get left out. >> guess people showed up thinking they had tickets to yesterday's game and really they had tickets to the home game 3 and that was home game one y

look at the red cross website.e to donate clothes, cars or other items to charity. does the american red cross accept donated goods? answer, unfortunately due to constraints the red cross does not accept or solicit individual items, collected food, used items or clothes must be repackaged, transports which impedes the valuable resources of money, time, and personnel. financial contributions allow the red cross to purchase exactly what's needed for a disaster relief operation. people have an instinct to gather up blankets, canned goods that may be of direct help. it's an understandable and laudable instinct. there's a direct need for a specific physical need to be donated in which case relief organizations ask for that thing. otherwise canned goods and other random supplies however well meaning give these organizations a whole new extra job they don't want to be doing, sorting through and storing random stuff they didn't ask for. it's a positive instinct that makes us want to give canned food and groceries and true

gilroy, 88, and looking for the red flag warning, and here is mt. hamilton. exists in the higher elevations and stays in effect tonight through tomorrow morning, and i suspect it were afternoon it will drop. along the coast, the fog is not a player. that's because when the air sinks, it warms and dries and the fog goes away and pushes it offshore. and the 5-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, then, temperatures are really starting to warm up tomorrow and hottest day of the week. the temperatures start to trend down after, gasia, heading into saturday, sunday, and monday, and see you back here tonight at 10:00 with an update on the forecast. >> 10:00 it is. thank you, bill. >>> the san francisco zoo is about to open up a new exhibit in time for halloween. the masters of the night exhibit opens tomorrow with interactive displays showing how bats are crucial to the environment. 2012 has been designated by the united nations as international year of the bat. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. see you the next time that news breaks. and t

gave the red sox their first last place finish in the division since john henry and tom warner took over ownership 11 years ago. valentine sparred with everyone from players to reporters. he now has the distinction of being the first red sox manager fired after one since since 1934 when bucky harris was let go. yesterday reporters caught up with valentine in the midst of a long bike ride he was taking after the news broke. true story. >> i'm disappointed, yeah. you know, this is not -- this is not the press conference i was expecting at the end of the season. >> how much are you going to miss the organization? >> oh, there are a lot of great guys. i've gotten texts from many of them already today. i'm sure i'm still going to be with them, at least in their hearts and minds. a lot of things didn't go well, but an experienced manager is supposed to put his finger in the dike and keep the water on the other side, you know. i just missed that. >> espn is reporting that according to sources within the boston organization, the red sox are looking at blue jays manager john farrell as valentine'

live with some legends of film on the red carpet. some legendary actors here tonight all for the kickoff of the 48th chicago international film festival. all kicking off with tonight's world premiere. the cast of the movie stand-up guys came to the theater during a sound track and christopher walken after a few introductory speeches the sold- out crowd watched the screening but before that i talked with a list cast on the red carpet. i wish that i was doing more year. i love the premier and i love being here i want to be in chicago. it's usually the same thing so far i haven't been able to find anything here next time i will put something together maybe i can do a play. i spent a lot of my time when i was young working in theater. my wife is from chicago we meant doing a show here. and i love it here. people who care about their craft to have done for a long time. they want to do the work they want to play the character. with the chicago mean to you? >> until then this is another great memory. we will have much more with all of the st

the red win 5-2. giants lost game one of the series and came back to win, 1921. >> the hanging breaking ball to phillips is something that you don't want to happen and definitely a big gamenj@- situ like this. you know, the breaking ball in these games, they always hurt a little more. >> they threw the ball a little more. phillips hit a mistake curveball. and bruce put a pretty good swing on a change-up. a 1-0 change-up. it would have been nice to score a few more so he could have stayed in there a littlejd# lon. >> to the a's and tyinges, coco crisp leading off against justin verlander. he tell the reigning cy young winner, take that. the solo shot. 1-0, oakland. in the bottom of the third we were tied 1-1. and quentin berry grounds softly to the right side. parker can't make the play. omar infante scores. tigers take the lead 2-1. justin verlander turned out to be okay. strikes out josh reddick and donaldson. verlander had 11 strikeouts. the tigers win 3-1. they go a game up on the a's. >> they got

the reds an edge on the season series 4-3 the giants a better average in battle but the reds a betterr.a. as i turn to my ladies over here to my left before we get to stanford and arizona, alex smith is going to throw out the first pitch tonight. >> oh. >> because the giants and the 49ers have been sharing the love for this one. tim had a good one of the he said if the catcher is covered no truth he will just throw the ball up in the stands. [ laughter ] >> thought that was good. >>> let's roll up college football. stanford and arizona putting up big numbers for this one. down on the farm is where they came down from. and here they go. how would they respond to the loss last week to washington? opening drive, nunes to zach ertz in fact end zone. stanford up 7-0. down 10-7 at the half. less than three minutes left, nunes to toilolo, cards up by 1. stanford again down late in the third, kelsey young not going to stop until he hits the end zone. takes it to the house 55 yards. stanford a one-point lead. arizona comes back. they score a couple of times. there is a jump ball caught by terr

where can people contact the red cross? donate money or help? >> thank you. red cross cannot do what is does without support of the general public. this is a big even that will cost tens of millions, our web site redcross.do.org . the next 9, red cross to 90999. thank you, charlie. a great organization doing freight work thank you. >> thank you. lou: much more on political and economic implication of this hurricane and superstorm throughout this hour. >> superstorm sandy, hit 21 states and dc. what will be the impact on election day. >> we talk about the election. >> today is halloween, but a lot of people here are thinking we just about had all of the tricks we can stand. former reagan economic's advisor arthur lapert joins us next. lou: the east coast beginning to dig out from devastation, caused by hurricane sandy. the economic impact we examine in a moment. the financial markets reopened for trading today, for the first time this week. after being closed for two days in a row, for the first time since 1888 for weather conditions. the dow and nazdaq losing

as we head to the weekend temperatures will be in the 70s. red flag warning should be dropped tomorrow morning at the latest. it's main ly for the weekends. we're seeing 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds. that's what's forecasted. not much more than that. these are the highs recorded today. significant in santa rosa. 94. 87 in livermore. no records. 89 in fairfield. tough time of year to get records because typically we get this very warm weather. the winds are coming out of the northeast. when the air sinks, it warms. it also gets funneled through these channels. it gets funnels over the backside of mount diablo. it starts to accelerate. if we see winds tonight around skyline boulevard, i wouldn't be surprised. hopefully they'll stay around 25 miles per hour. temperatures tomorrow will warm. daytime highs tomorrow will be a few degrees warmer than today. out on the bay you're going to be doing upper 70s, low 80s. over in the east bay, livermore valley, 90s. low and mid 90s in the warmest spots. but places like fremont and redwood city, those numbers

so many people want to send supplies, but the red cross says in this case, cash is king. cash donations will help the most and will help immediately. live in san jose, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> well, new york is the financial capital of the world, but sandy has shut it down. until now, after two days of closure, the new york stock exchange and nasdaq will reopen tomorrow. it's the first weather-related shutdown in more than 25 years. in the meantime, the election is just one week away. polling places might have to be moved, and absentee voting deadlines might be pushed back because of the superstorm. today president obama went to the red cross headquarters in washington, d.c. to reassure storm victims that fema and other agencies are helping as quickly as possible. and as you see here, mitt romney was in ohio, collecting cans for food for people in -- cans of food, excuse me, for people in new jersey. tomorrow the president will join republican governor chris christie for a tour of damage in new jersey. "nightly news" will continue our coverage at 5:30, in abou

the north bay. and we are also keeping our eye on a red flag warning. effect for the national weather service is extending 1 until 8:00 a.m. later today. for the east bay hills. we could see wind speeds between 8-20 m.p.h. gusting. the wind with the relative humidity. does not -it does action create a real high fire danger indicated by the red. and it looks like that wind will die down and speaking of this afternoon with yellow indicating 70's by this afternoon. and early evening. if you have plans and tonight you'll probably are not going to need any jacket or sweater because it is probably still going to be warmer toward the expect plenty of 80s in the south bay. mountain view. 85 expected in fremont. we will be warmer in campbell. check out pittsburgh, antioch. 80s in san leandro and another court to stay on tap for the north bay. 87 degrees with a number gorgeous day another court to stay expected. seven is expected for daly city and for those of you going to the forty-niners game? 5:20 temperatures will be in the '70s. your kron 4 7 day around the

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and the mighty river remains unshackled as it flows through red eye crossing. the power of running water extends far beyond the mississippi. indeed, it is the dominant force shaping earth's landscape. the combined discharge of all the rivers on earth is only 1/10,000th of one percent of all of the water on this planet, but few geologic processes have exerted a greater influence on human history and civilization. many of the world's great cities were first established as riverside settlements, and throughout their history these cities have depended on the river for food, a water supply, and an avenue of transport and trade. but like all natural systems, rivers undergo relatively rare but extreme events. river flooding is a threat to nearly every nation on earth. in the united states, floods exact the greatest toll of any geologic hazard, causing billions of dollars in property damage and killing about 100 people every year. and this loss is modest when compared to the destruction in countries with primitive flood control systems, or the devastation in preindustri

that's one aspect of going through the red light. i think it is very important to do this for the safety of pedestrians, and also for the bicyclists as well. yes, i think some regulation is in order so you do have a mutual respect for the pedestrian, the bicyclists, the motorist, and the transit driver who might collide with the bicycle. i think it is very encouraging. i think the danish example is good. because in denmark, i'm sure there is a respect for pedestrians. i would like to compliment council member cheryl because i've seen her walk the bicycle on the sidewalk. i'm sure she obeys the laws. what i would like to see diminished is when buys bicyclists go through the red light, and they make aan obscene gesture and told where to go. i've seen where bicyclists are dragged from their bikes and beaten up by irate pedestrians. and we want to put a stop to that. >> thank you. this is followed by robin brasso. >> good afternoon, board, my name is dennis valins. i'm a bicyclist here in san francisco who happens to make my living drivin

giants hosting the reds in the nlds.att cain on the hill fating cueto, butter postie is the only remaining player from the world series as a position player. his leadership in the clubhouse has been key to the giants' run to the playoff. >> i hate to think where we would be without buster posey. and the pitching staff, putting up numbers. i can't think of a player more valuable. >> he is trying to lead us and find ways we're trying to pitch to guys. and not really saying that me and timmy or vogy are going to throw the same way. he knows we all like to pitch different and he is trying to pick our brains. >> mike: a's and tigers underway. tigers up 2-1 in the fourth. >>> ohio state hosting nebraska right here on abc-7 news with 5:00 p.m. kickoff, and stay tuned for "after the game". and mike mcintosh will join us. >> ama: right now janets fans are flocking to at&t park for game one of the national league series. sergio quintana is in the middle of the action. reporter: the orange crush of giants fans are starting to line

or text the word red cross to 9999. ill be immediately put to work to help the people of hurricane sandy because we're expecting this to be a long and costly situation. everything the red cross provides is a gift from the american people. know your gift to the red cross is going to be a gift to the people affected. >> in terms of what the red cross is dealing with here, have you dealt with anything like this before in new york? >> we deal with a magnitude -- a number of disasters on a yearly basis. the american red cross responds to 70,000 disasters just here in the united states, large and small. one of the ways we prepare is we are training our volunteers on a year-round basis so they know how to handle different situations. one thing we pride ourselves on is our flexibility in different situations as well. we really try our best to work with local authorities, work with local and national governments to make sure we're providing services based on what is needed in the moment. >> from what you're seeing, do you feel th

my message to the federal government, no bureaucracy and red tape. ast as possible and for the duration. the recovery process in a place like new jersey is going to take a significant amount of time. the recovery process in lower manhattan will take a lot of time. part of bwhat we're doing here s to see where some resources could be brought to bear that maybe traditionally are not used in these kind of disaster situations. for example, there may be military assets that allow us to help move equipment to ensure that pumping and getting the flooding out of new york subway systems can proceed more quickly. there may be resources we can bring to bear to help some of the private utilities get their personnel and their equipment in place more swiftly so we can get power up and rung as soon as possible. so my message to the governors and the mayors and through them, through the communities that have been hit so hard, is that we are going to do everything we can to get resources to you and make sure that any unmet need that is identified we are responding to