we are here to talk about the report "true south." we are deeply honored this morning to be joined by an all-star panel of leaders from the region who are helping to transform the way that we see the south and the way the people in the south see the prospects for the region. we are joined by stacy abramson will be coming up here to speak in a few minutes to give this speech that we all respond to. of the naacp. the ed of the new orleans she is the minority leader in the general assembly. she is the first woman to lead. when you read through what you will see is changes here in the south. we are transforming very rapidly and if more people paid more attention we could transform faster still. the region these days is typified in many ways by voter suppression, attempts to put in latino exclusion acts a guild chinese exclusion act that we saw after the civil war. very targeted bills are put in place to make it more difficult for immigrants of color to remain in the south. the south as an organizer in my opinion, it is a light switch. use

investing in the south makes sense. f you want a long-term return on your investment, this is the year to pay attention. if elections get done well this year and we see the real strong trend, democracy is not destiny. it is a really good guess of what destiny can look like. get them registered this year and send a signal about how it can be done not just in georgia could be exported to other states. >> what you are mentioning is the 2020 census, incredibly important for our future. one of the things i encourage part of this work to be is how do we change how things happen when it comes to redistricting. one of the main things, you see the beauty of it in california. they appointed a public commission. it was individual citizens voted in and they got to create a map that reflected california. that impacted across party lines, republican or democrat. all of a sudden you had a chance to craft a not reflective of your community. one of the biggest problems in congress now is that the districts are gerrymandered. it does not

progress in the south is ultimately short-lived. you can look at the 19th century and reconstruction, big changes, dies a pretty quick death. you can look at the new south in the '70s and '80s, big changes, dies a pretty quick death. the difference this time is that first of all we aren't just coming out of slavery of segregation. we're much more sew fist kated than we were, say, 50 years ago, 150 years ago. but the other big changes, the numbers have changed. that presents a challenge, right? which is getting people to see kind of, if you want, see, if you will, the one as being bigger than we've been struggling to in the region. steve, can you talk about, and stacey, can you talk about people, who are in office, what it is like to get people to see themselves as one, when we're not just dealing with black and white in the south anymore. >> sure, well, absolutely. just in the 27 years i've been in south carolina, it's changed dramatically. we -- south carolina, we talk about some of the tax breaks, has the largest percentage per cap

as well as in the south bay, couple of spots here and there. we'll check out san jose closer up coming up back to you. >>> shooter on the loose in san francisco. he opened fire outside a busy store. investigators say two men were arguing inside a t.j.maxx near the intersection of heirson and fourth street. the fights spilled outside. one of the men shot the other in the stomach and took off. the victim taken to san francisco general, no update on his condition. >>> investigators are looking into the cause of a fire. it started late last night on stanford property on menlo park. crews briefly shut down the freeway in both directions because of thick smoke. when crews arrived, they deenergized the lab's accelerator and put out the fire. crews say it appears the fire started in an electrical switching cabinet. no one was hurt and crews say there was no threat to the public. at two miles long, it's the longest accelerator in the world. >>> the search is on for a driver of a black sedan who hit someone overnight in the south bay. the area of four hoa

but will see more sunshine and places like the south bay today. in the east bay lots of sunshine here. fairfield high of 76. the low side were looking for it '70s sparkle throughout the north bay and 60 degrees and oakland. here's your seventh year of the forecast for the weekend temperatures are boards to be going up exponentially by monday. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. 925 were still tracking a major high spot for coach a terrorist a 680 a walnut creek at the north main street the backup is actually growing a bit in the birth of direction of lloyd back to danville for the no. all right. the south of traffic is still backed up to just be on highway 4 lazed blocked or in both directions. belloc is 946 right

we are here to talk about the report "true south." we are deeply honored this morning to be joined by an all-star panel of leaders from the region who are helping to transform the way that we see the south and the way the people in the south see the prospects for the region. we are joined by stacy abramson will be coming up here to speak in a few minutes to give this speech that we all respond to. she is the minority leader in the general assembly. she is the first woman to lead. she is in her 30's. derek johnson is the president of the naacp. the ed of the new orleans workers at center for. mayor steve benjamin, the first black mayor of columbia, south carolina since reconstruction. the president of voto latino. when you read through what you will see is changes here in the south. we are transforming very rapidly and if more people paid more attention we could transform faster still. the region these days is typified in many ways by voter suppression, attempts to put in latino exclusion acts a guild chinese exclusion act that we saw a

some will notice in the south bay. it is no cause to roll in. definitely we are not working with as much cloud cover. the temperatures yes, that warm up. 91 degrees in the east bay. what a treat for you in the city by the bay. take a look at where we are headed. half as much cloud cover by tomorrow. not expecting as much fog and that warming trend will persist. the days trend hotter and driest and you have this longest retreat. temperatures here in the south bay. 92 on sunday. we'll keep you updated right now back to you scott and laura. >> a driver is in custody accused of kidnapping a woman and taking her to a hotel. s woman was taken to a hotel and she was taken to a valley after she was put in a car. uber says that she wasn't logged in or connected to the database and has since been suspended. city council will try again next week for new regulations for a medical marijuana club. the regulations will cut down and require them to be a certain distance away from schools and daycare facilities. if passed marijuana clubs will be grown there. >> o

, with the cold front that continues to push from the north to the south and this is bringing us a breath of fresh air, dew points show how much moisture is in the air, the dew point in philadelphia, that is slightly humid, looking to the north binghamton, 46 and that is very dry air, this continues to push down to the south as we head through the overnight hours, tonight is a good night to open the window and turn off the air conditioners, you will not need them tonight. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we had violence thunderstorms overnight and a lot of homes struck by lightning set on fire and wind damage, the focus of severe weather is well down to the south, in parts of southern virginia, in the carolinas, what is happening high pressure is building in, this brings us beautiful weather tomorrow and this front sneaks back to the north and haunts us over the weekend and i'll talk more about what areas will see showers and when coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. the rain did nothing to keep people away from dover international speedway for the f

it's a historical shift that's made the south the reddest part of the country. where republicans rule and can count on dozens of electoral votes in election after election. the state of georgia is poised for a possible political transformation. the tipping point may be hiding in plain sight. >> to run billion dollar presidentials and not take back a state like georgia is almost criminal. i mean, it's just, think about it, it's a rounding error in a billion dollar presidential. we can't do that anymore. >> what if i told you that georgia, deep red georgia, could be a blue state? and it's all a matter of simple math. georgia has always been a conservative state, but it was conservative and democratic. >> congress passes the most sweeping civil rights bill ever to be written into the law. >> the civil rights act did a lot to change how georgia voted in presidential elections. since 1964, georgia has voted for republicans in every election with four exceptions. infamous segregationist george wallace in 1968, local boy made good jimmy carter in 1976 and 1980 and bill

to europe without the troublesome deed to is austria and russia strike a deal on a new branch of the south stream pipeline despite pressure from brussels to freeze the project. and poland's foreign minister is caught on tape using vulgar language to describe his country's alliance with washington this hour we look at how such leaks are causing cracks than in transplanting telly. for a good evening for me kevin great to have you with us this hour president putin to ask russian lawmakers to withdraw permission to use the military in ukraine it was granted you know mostly in march as head of the referendum in crimea to provide security for russian citizens of the naval fleet stationed in the region but it sparked outrage in the west which suspected russia of planning an intervention. it's expected to be discussed at the next separation council session which is to take place on wednesday so we're literally could be less than one day away from actually seeing this or measure being cancelled now it was adopted in the beginning of march in order to protect russian nationals particularly of course

stewart as the stuart as the south's cavalry commander. why would you put him over bedford forrest? jim sheridan fit in? >> i would not rate him over bedford forrest. he makes his name early. --is there when all of the 1861 to 1863, the southern victories. he is in the eastern theater, arguably the most important theater. he is commanding bthe -- definitely the most powerful and important of these southern cavalry forces. for all those reasons, he gets a prominent spot. most historians think that bedford forrest is a better taxes,man in terms of -- tactics, strategy, then stuart. even when he gives division command, by then these southern divisions are so depleted it is really a small command and he is never in the position to make a on the war.act therefore in terms of importance to the war effort, i would rate stuart higher. -- i thinkar jefferson davis made similar wasents -- bedford forrest the one commanders he should've made more effective use of, because he was very talented, but he was never put in a position to shine like stuart wa

it's just moving too mh to the south. for those fans iner at the fire fly mus festival, they will actually be looking at nice condions this evening, severe threatour south as we go through the rest of this evening and the s ming in for us tonight and even as we go into tomorrow, setting up us for a pretty good weekend. coming up, i will show you the weekend forecast and which day we could see a chance of showers, straight ahead. >> all right, sheena. count on nbc 10 to keep you prepared for changing weather conditions any time with our nbc 10 first alert weather app. download it for free on nbc10.com to get severe weather alerts and interactive radar, plus the 7-day forecast right on

the slowing. out of employee santon -- pleasanton. south through hayward, the planes very smooth for 101 and 280. there's the dogged down as you're getting through berk le and emeryville. in fact we have all lanes backed up, but the fast track lanes are moving well. even though the lights were turned on before 6:00, you have your the slowest drive off 24. you are moving pretty well and golden gate bridge despite some cloud hovering around the deck. no problems out of north bay. that's an iconic look. >> exactly. >> which is a different kind of luxury. >> thanks a lot. >>> there was trouble far rower in the racing competition off california's central coast. >> the coast guard came to the rescue of this rower who capsized in high winds yesterday. it was in the chilly water for about four hours. rescuers say he had all the right equipment to help them find him. >> found the individual because he had a emergency positioning device and also had a radio where he was talking to us on and we were able to direction, point off his frequency and found

office we'll talk to a member of the g.o.p. in south dakota to find out why just ahead. and a cease fire in ukraine does this mean the region's tensions are finally coming to an end more on that coming up. and a mainstream low a new gallup poll shows a decrease in public confidence in the news media that includes newspapers t.v. and the internet which one does the public trust the least find out later in the show. it's tuesday june twenty fourth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm euro david and you're watching r.t. america while president obama isn't faring well in public opinion polls these days according to a new c.n.n. o.r.c. international survey the president disapproval rating is exactly the same as his predecessors which is fifty one percent but he likely has an even higher disapproval rating amongst republicans even since tackling universal health care obama's been facing an uphill battle from a conservative house of representatives and today that push back continues extending well beyond congress take the south dakota republican pa

europe without the trouble some big tourist austria and russia strike a deal on a new branch of the south stream pipeline despite pressure from brussels to freeze the project. and british the hottest are reportedly faking das to return to the u.k. undetected as fears grow in tangible new terror attacks at home. it is four pm in moscow you want your team international i'm marina joshie president vladimir putin has asked russian lawmakers to withdraw permission for military intervention in ukraine it was granted unanimously in march ahead of the referendum in crimea and was aimed at providing security for the russian population in the region are deserving of the details there is a high chance that we can already see the decision made by the federation council as soon as wednesday during their next session now initially the provision was passed in order to protect the russian nationals living in crimea beginning of march after. joining russia of course that provision that remained in place however now the necessity for it doesn't. seem to be there also the russian president has said that the

the south is governed by the south redevelopment plan, the south owner participation agreement with fossile master developer, and related agreements. under redevelopment dissolution law, ocii is required to allocate funds that it receives to the fulfillment of its enforceable obligations. in mission bay south these enforceable obligations are primarily public infrastructure and affordable housing. ocii is required to reimburse fossil for the cost of constructing the public infrastructure and in the south and ocii is also required to use a minimum of 20% of tax increment generated in the south for affordable housing. units will target low-income families, formerly homeless families and individuals and seniors. the south opa was amended back in 2005 to include a requirement for a payment in lieu of taxes agreement or a pilot on many remaining parcel in mission bay south including blocks 33 and 34. upon transfer of the parcel to a tax exempt entity, the pilot requires a payment in lieu of the full amount of taxes that otherwise would have been assessed. alternatively, the pilot allows ocii an

the big deal is south 680. ight around main street, new update, somewhere between street and main street where a big rig, a dirt hauling truck there hit the center divide. now it spills a fuel leak. and that's affecting a couple lanes on the other side of the freeway. both directions are jammed up. this is a big problem for folks coming out of pleasant hill and concord and heading down to the walnut creek interchange. the rest of the commute actually sorted itself out well. watch walnut creek and pleasant hill because of the dirt hauler. >> gooded to note there. >>> rain moves through as well. we're clear of that now. >> mostly clear in the 60s, we're headed toward the 70s. >> great. >> you remember that museum, they had the big hole in february. >> put it back in the hole. >> so popular. museum officials say attendance is up nearly # 0% since the sink hole opened. it swallowed so many of the expensive cars. the whole thing, look here, it was all caught on camera. museum in kentucky has decided to preserve the s

gas to europe without the troublesome deed to austria and russia struck a deal on a new branch of the south stream pipeline despite pressure from brussels to freeze the project. coming up to this british jihadists are reportedly faking their own death to return to the u.k. undetected as fears grow of potential new terror attacks of. poland's foreign minister is apparently caught on tape using vulgar language to describe his country's alliance with washington this hour we look at how such leaks than causing cracks in transatlantic tie. for over a good evening my name is kevin o. in first this president putin's asked russian lawmakers to withdraw permission to use the military in ukraine it was granted unanimously back in march ahead of the referendum in crimea to provide security for russian citizens and the naval fleet stationed in the region too but at the time it also sparked outrage in the west which suspected russia of planning an intervention well the move came in a bid to deescalate the tension in ukraine's east where that shaky cease fire continues. agreed by ukraine's government as

gas to europe with the trouble some detours austria and russia strike a deal on a new branch of the south stream pipeline despite pressure from brussels to freeze the project. and british the hottest are reportedly faking death to return to the u.k. undetected as fears grow of potential new terror attacks at home. six pm a mosque you're watching on t.v. national we were in a josh president putin has asked russian lawmakers to withdraw permission to use the military in ukraine it was granted you know animal slain march ahead of the referendum in crimea to provide security for russian citizens and the fleet stationed in the region but it sparked outrage in the west which suspected russia of planning an intervention. explains it's expected to be discussed at the next step of the session which is to take place on wednesday so we literally could be less than one day away from actually seeing those certain measures being canceled now it was adopted in the beginning of march in order to protect russian nationals particularly. course the concern was about the contingent of the russian navy who ar

, sunshine in the south bay. first to see the sup, and later on, temperatures will warm nicely. in fact, warmer than yesterday. san francisco only got into the low 60s yesterday. low 70s for today. the hottest will be the trivalley. wouldn't be surprised if places like pleasanton, livermore, danville, get close to 90 degrees. it will be hot, but we have changes around the corner. as soon as tomorrow. temperatures drop by about 10 degrees and the fog and drizzle is going to intensify. we could be talking about measurable precipitation by monday and tuesday. we'll talk more about that in a little bit. >> thank you very much, anthony. we shift now to a developing story out of san francisco with exclusive information about an fbi investigation this morning. the scene is now all clear after a raid that lasted more than 16 hours at an apartment building on russian hill. we have learned that agents removed a chemical from the building they have termed deadly if not handled correctly. you can see from the video some agent

the rain should mainly be to the south. temperatures stay in the mid to upper 70s, so looks pretty good going into the weekend for the poconos. coming up, i will show you that shore cast, too. for tonight, showers move to the south, the drier air moves in late tonight, 62, philadelphia, 54 for the low, north and west. tomorrow, more sun, less humidity, 82 to 85 for the high temperature. so, friday looks great, we end out the week. saturday, a chance of a couple thunderstorms, best chance will be south of philadelphia. 80 degrees for the high saturday. sunday, low 80s,sunny, really nice, and next week, srt with the mid-80s. >>> we have some new cell phone video to show you, breaking news in south philadelphia. look at this, that's where a dump truck took out some wires on south christopher columbus avenue. now, because of that, southbound delaware avenue is shut down right now. we have no word if anyone was hurt in this situation. but count on updates from us as soon as we learn more from this dump truck that took out some wi

, on saturday we are tracking the front to the south way ripple of energy along the front, there could be clouds around and a shower possible as well with a high temperature of 74, sunday sunshine and clouds as it sags to the south. our pick for the weekend as we get ready to kick start the official start of our summer season and the summer solstice. that is a look at your shore forecast and brigantine we are drying out from the showers we had earlier. hopefully, adam joseph you have a great weekend down the shore and i'll work on the order for you. >> there was a lot of servers behind you waiving, they are watching behind you inside, get them to work, tell them to bring me home some food. >> where did everybody go? >> they waived and left. enjoy yourself down there. as we take a look at the poconos forecast, looking good all three days friday through sunday, mid-70s with a decent amount of sunshine. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow is a beautiful day and 84 degrees, a beautiful finish to the week and saturday 77 and a beautiful end to the weekend, low humidity 83

this is your typical pattern for the south bay. for the time being, over here, slows a bit coming towards us. there is a crash that's happened right at the gore point as you make your way to the offramp. slowing here, live look at the camera approaching the yairt, and we do see traffic flowing smoothly. watch this carefully as well. so far, expect additional slowing in through dublin towards the interchange for west 580. we see a smoother drive on the approach to the bay bridges. dunbar and san may day owe at speed. the bridge itself is slowing, metering lights are on and all lanes backed up now. still steady flow out of maize, back to you. >> thank you. >>> today's supervisors will see if they want pot shops to stop popping up. our sister station tooul menu doe 48 at our sister station. >> reporter: good morning, scott, supervisors are concerned because right now medical marijuana dispensaries are allowed in unincorporated areas of the county, but santa clara county supervisors may have control in they end up passing an immediate a

however they all came for the work to be completed their president has been quoted as saying that the south stream will guarantee the long term energy security of serbia and create conditions for the domestic economy while italian officials are also kaine as well saying it's he will continue to support the south stream which is among the strategically important infrastructure projects the south will further strengthen the existing gas supply despite the fact that some countries all wavering on the in washington are trying to delay construction on the south strain the fact that the agreement could be signed by later on tuesday in vienna with austria means that the south stream is one step closer to becoming reality. now if the deal is done south stream could start operating in twenty fifteen and would start pumping out natural gas to keep a third of homes. for a year by it twenty twentieth's supplies will be increased by thirty percent and in ten years from now they could be a whopping one hundred forty billion cubic meters per year that would meet a quarter of europe's needs austria's polit

which will be an important step toward implementing things so the south stream project. will continue to go. discuss. you can trade issues so during my meeting with mr chancellor today as well as doing my meeting with the asian group interests of the austrian business community where we have a lot of. tradition we have robust. with austria in the area of culture today we discussed our opinions if you should.

if you're loving north of the pennsylvania turnpike, you'll see nine out there. souththat line, you'll see more in the way of clouds. it's all about location this afternoon. aerials that do see the clouds you run the risk of a brief passing shower from time to time. it's not going to be a wash. this high right here this will be the dominant feature in the forecast over the next several days, this high will force the low to the south, that's the reason we're seeing a brief passing shower today as opposed to a steady driving rain. it's forcing the low to the south. sunday it completely takes over we'll see lots lots of sunshine. we move into monday, that high dominates the pattern and the return flow out of the south starts to warm things up, we'll see quite a bit of sunshine. speaking of warming things up, on the backside of this high, temperatures get nice and toasty. winds blowing in in a clockwise fashion we drive all the heat march east on the backside of that departing high over the next 72 hours. there's forecast models that have us in the 90s by wednesday, but ot

from the city down to the south bay. no delays reported for muni, great flow here and smooth drive out of the north bay. look across the golden gate bridge, we have the low clouds siccing in. morning commute, we can barely see that north side of the bridge. watch the visibility, back to you. >>> 5:49, developing story in southern california, five los angeles police officers are in the hospital after they were exposed to chemicals at a suspected is meth lab. crews are carefully going through the building right now. officers were first called to the scene after 11:00 last night. they got sick after coming into contact with chemicals. no word yet on how they're doing this morning. the suspect was also taken to the hospital. >>> tomorrow a federal safety board will tell the world what it found while investigating ash ya in a flight 214. investigators say there are no signs of any mechanical or electronic problems with the plane. under scrutiny, the emergency crew response, one passenger was run over by a san francisco fire tr

so what do the south africans make of it? >> reporter: the winter sunrises. how many would remember this isolated battlefield today if it weren't for one film? "zulu," the story of a desperate encounter between thousands of africa's most feared fighters and a handful of british red coats, one played by a young michael cain. >> like a train. >> sound was made by the advancing 4,500 advancing zulus. >> reporter: a tour guide explains the truth behind the movie. >> that drumming was the sound that michael cain heard. and it was this wall where these zulus advanced and threw themselves with reckless abandon and bravery at the guns and bayonets of these british soldiers. >> reporter: "zulu" was shot 50 years ago in apartheid south africa. the film was a rare integration of racism, black and white mingling freely. >> for this country, we were so racist at the time. it was something of great significance. >> reporter: today, 85-year-old prince watches his younger self on screen. he played his great grandfather, the zulu king. that must make you proud. >> it makes me

which is among the strategically important infrastructure projects the south will further strengthen the existing gas supply despite the fact that some countries all wavering on the in washington are trying to delay construction on the south strain the fact that the agreement could be signed by later on tuesday in vienna with austria means that the south stream is one step closer to becoming reality. if the deal was done south stream could start operating in twenty fifteen and would start pumping it off natural gas to keep a third of homes warm for a year by twenty twenty supplies would be increased by thirty percent and added ten years from now they could be a whopping one hundred forty billion cubic meters per year that would meet a quarter of europe's needs austria's politicians say they are chain for close cooperation with moscow but i think the time this. let's put it to a little bit difficult it's very important to build creatures and. so are. all certain. ways. relationships to cultural say. six simply all are cheap and also come on the correlations and so. powerful groups sho

showers down to the south, 77. sunday, nice 82. monday, 84. tuesday, it turns more humid, the flow is out of the as well as. chance of a shower tuesday. wednesday, warm and humid, chance of shower or thunderstorm. 87. thursday, mostly sunny skies, the front clears and 84 degrees. today it is beautiful and the weekend be looking better. >> >> top of the line security is about to become standard on new model cell phones. >> reporter: walter no delays yet on cooper road, could it be one of those summertime mornings when the volume is not that bad. a new crash in montgomery we'll check 42 in "action news" continues on this friday morning. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. >> welcome back we h

all the heat is being suppressed to the south, washington and richmond in the middle 80s with the extreme humidity, and look at that moving in our direction. high pressure is coming in so not soon after the rain stops, the skies will begin to clear up from the north to the south, and that will drop temperatures back into the 50s especially into the suburbs, a quiet night ahead unlike what happened last night when the storms passed through. highland township, lightning struck a house and caught it on fire, philadelphia a few trees down and bed minister with winds of 40 to 50 miles per hour and by 3:00 it moved into new jersey, west depford and vineland saw lightning strike homes and lighting up some of those homes, the biggest threat last night was the lightning strikes, they were very powerful as they pushed through and thankfully all is quiet as we go into the overnight hours. >> the severe storm that moved through overnight, knocked out power to thousands of people across the region and one community in mercer county spent the day without power because of a lightning strike. nora muchan

we have seen a mass recruitment in the south. a lot are saying this the recruits are there to defend the south, moving it to the north means that there's a sectarian element to all of this. they don't want to be fighting in sunni territories. >> is the thinking in baghdad that the sunni rebels want to take the capital. >> i'm finding it difficult to hear your question. i think what you are asking me is what the thinking in baghdad is. right now everyone is in a mode of deciding what they'll do next the the americans are sending in advisors to advise the troops and the iranians are doing the same. everyone is a holding pattern trying to despite what the n best move is. >>> there has been a shoot-out between south korean troops and a shoulder who shot and killed five. a platoon leader has been injured close to an elementary school. there's a manhunt close to the border with north korea. harry fawcett joins me live from seoul. another shooting. what happened? >> what we have been told by the defence ministerry is that there has been

a bit to the south as well. be on the lookout. we will have rain through the day as low pressure system to scripps through. it will be in central indiana by the evening. the rain will taper off then. look at the right hand portion of your screen, almost 2 in. of rain in morton grove. today's temperature in the mid- 60s by 5:00 p.m.. high temperature today only 66 degrees. >> still watching to accidents causing problems out there in the early morning hours. this accident investigation is continuing. looks like right now it's no. in milwaukee that it's been shut down while crews are on the scene. no. the harlem is just cleared which it's a relief. quiet start so far no big issues. a recap along with your travel times coming up. >> good morning. however you guys doing?rainn wilson of *the office* fame created the online production company * soul pancake* in 2008. the goal was to explore what it means to be human...through video. one of their latest productions to hit youtube is all about what it means to be a dad - and the idea for i

if we go to the south and west, you do have the cluster of showers coming up from the south and we see thunderstorms developing south of annapolis, maryland, that is where the action is now, a bit of stuff in south jersey and philadelphia and delaware. the action cam shows a prettiy cloudy start to the day and the action cam was in valley forge, pennsylvania, humid this morning but not all that hot yet. the intrepid joggers made the move, 81 currently in philadelphia, your dew point is 59 and close to 70, when you get close to 70 we are talking oppressive humidity, it's light at 3 miles per hour, with a wind from the northeast. the warm air is pushing up from the snornl and for now we are in the low 70s. in reading and allentown low 70s and at the shore. satellite and radar showing you sunshine breaking out to the south and west and that is not necessarily good for us, as the sun gets into the warm humid air mass, it turns the atmosphere over and gets things unsettled it can lead to thunderstorms from the south. the 12:00 view is overselling precip to the north and east. as we get into

when we come back, we turn to benjamin jealous talking about voting through the south. stay with us. ♪ break] >> the iraqi musician. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in june, 1964, over 1000 out-of-state volunteers traveled to mississippi to register voters and set of freedom .chools out of freedom summer grew the formation of the mississippi freedom democratic party that challenged the legitimacy of the white-only mississippi democratic party at the 1964 democratic national convention. this is a clip from the stanley nelson's documentary, "freedom summer." it features civil rights activists bob moses and julian bond discussing the plan for mississippi summer. >> ♪ he thinks he is fighting for his land >> what really is important is that they get down and melt away into the black population. if we could just get everybody through the entry point, and into the community, the black community, we will house them, and also harbor them. >> the genius of the freedom summer is the volunteers were spread all over the state. the

as you head down 680 down through the south bay. the first spot, southbound 101 the sun is coming into our camera lense there. but that is an easy drive there. we are talking about that summertime shift there. everybody is on vacation. let's check your forecast. san francisco is in there somewhere. i saw something on the internet. the top ten things to do and every official. this will burn off today. >> hey good morning it most certainly will. happy wednesday to you. starting off with temperatures out there. that fog not extending as far in land as it did in there. we are starting out close to 60 degrees. 59 degrees 52 in san jose and we are kicking off your wednesday at 54 in san francisco. that fog is going to play a factor for the first time in the day here. that will break through this deck of low clouds. it is nice and clear all right this morning. look at this lovely shot. as we head throughout the day today you can expect filtered morning sun. we are going to see that sunshine by 9:00 am in your hin land valleys. temperatures

live in the south bay as the u.s. tries to advance today in the world cup. >>> plus investigators say they have their man. more about the arrest of a suspected serial arsonists in san francisco. >>> and a car slams into a south bay nail salon. now the business owner left to pick up the pieces. >>> well let the trading begin, gopro set to start trading in just a matter of minutes. the details plus a look behind "today in the bay" using our gopro coming up next. >>> twisted metal and shattered glass. car plows through a salon. what crews are doing this morning, coming up. >>> and good thursday morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. we have showers on the radar. i'm going to show you that in just a moment. overcast today, slow clearing tomorrow, then we've got record heat in the forecast and it's going to stick around for a while. we'll show you when it comes into your neighborhood in moments. >>> we have a little sheen on the roadways. we'll track that as well as a crash that blocked part of highway 10, lnl all of

a smooth drive through the tri-valley. southbay where we still have the construction crews there. 17 moves smoothly south over the santa cruz summit and no major problems in your northbound commute where we'll start to see a later build and this week, especially, a lot lighter around the bay and first week of vacation for many schools and last week of school for many others. across the bay westbound it is moving smoothly and southbound 280 right there where we're worried. chp gave us a report some reporting going southbound and northbound lanes right there around north ridge. and heading up into the area. i'll track that and no further reports of anything going on on the roadway. smooth drive in towards san francisco and the north bay moves nicely, as well, across the bay. live look shows you an easy flow of traffic southbound just starting to build right now and over at the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems either. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, mike. >>> now, an investigative unit exclusive. if you get a traf

the rest of your bay moves nicely south bay, no problems for the flow, just a little build 101 at 680. that's over south of the san jose airport and we'll get a look at the roads and the rails in the north bay. smooth drive as well. 101 no delays through san rafael, little slowing through nevada. back to you. >>> a judge could decide whether to unseal grand jury transcripts in the case against antolin garcia torres. he is the man accused of killing sierra lamar. lucero benitez is live with us. we haven't heard this transcript before. >> reporter: good morning, laura, that's right, many people are waiting to hear what those transcripts contain. we do know there may be new evidence presented, but those are sealed and the superior court and we haven't heard what the evidence is. today a judge will decide whether to keep the transcripts sealed or move forward. it's an important day for sierra lamar's family and their hoping the case will take a step forward and torres is accused of kidnapping and killing the 15-year-old girl in 2012. although her body was never found. sierra vanished marc

the slower drive now develops south through the area.alameda county fair in town as christina's been telling you. additional traffic in the offramp. east shore freeway, we have slowing now, richmond into berkeley, speeds below 45 at times. 40s at worst as you pass due to volume. 580 is the worst of the slower drive towards the bay bridge toll plaza. here's the smooth flow, the san mateo bridge off 238, typical slow pattern developing on the south side. as we look at the rest of the bay, no problems. south bay just kicking in with the flow of traffic. the rails are reporting no delays for your transit systems, we're watching those as well of course, cal trans, are report nothing problems on the tracks. and we'll get a live look at palo alto, north of university, very light flowing traffic here and even lighter for 280. peninsula drive's great unless you have to drive on the east bay. then that would be a long way for you to go. >> yeah, then you need a nap -- map. >>> 6:36, still ahead, black and orange update. what the giants need to do

we are entirely clear all the way from 92 south through morgan hill. temperatures are really really nice out there to start the day. but it will be hot getting into this afternoon. in fact, we'll be in the 70s. the mid-70s in the south bay. by lunchtime temperatures here are going to reach the 90s. so do everything you can to combat the heat. i advise people to shut the blinds. don't let the sun come blazing into your home. that's one thing you can do to help. and open up the windows if you don't have an a/c after 6:00 once the sun starts to set and we get the nice ocean breeze throughout tonight. this is the last hot day. 90 degrees today in the south bay. cool breeze for the peninsula. by this evening, 88 degrees for you. 77 in san francisco. you'll see old glory getting significant pickup there as we head throughout the evening hours. that's where we'll see the real cooling heading throughout tomorrow as well. 101 in the tri-valley 86 for the east bay, and 93 degrees, another hot one out in the north bay. we'll show you cooler temperatures to keep th

looking at the south bay where we have a smooth flow of traffic and, unfortunately, a crash northbound. the off ramp is currently closed and you'll use the exit just before you get there and then just take capital avenue up past the scene. three out of your four lanes are blocked and what is going on a crash that took out a power pole or a light pole and waiting for an electrician. that could be quite some time. we don't know when the crews are going to get there. the light traffic keeps you moving smoothly around that. getting into san francisco, an earlier crash that blocked lanes and the off ramp at ninth street that has reopened in the last ten minutes there and westbound 80 all clear off the bay bridge and into san francisco, guys. crash to the north bay, guys. back to you. >>> 4:31 a developing story right now. the fbi on a nationwide manhunt for a bay area man they say considered armed and dangerous. authorities are looking for this man, 42-year-old ryan chamberland of san francisco. police and hazmat crews swarmed his apartment over the weekend and found explosive materials and

it happened in the 73-hundred block of south perry. authorities say the two were sitting in a parked car when an s-u-v pulled up and opened fire. a woman was shot in the chest and pronounced dead at the hospital. a man was hit in the back and legs ... and is hospitalized in critical condition. three people are dead after a domestic-related shooting on the city's southwest side. police say 36-year-old edward prince fatally shot his girlfriend and her friend ... then turned the gun on himself monday morning. prince held laquisha hickman nicole loving, and several others hostage in a home in the 35-hundred block of west 79-th street. two others were injured a day before the shooting, officers were called to break up an argument between the couple. no arrests were made at that time. new information is coming out about the radical beliefs of a couple suspected of shooting and killing three people in las vegas on sunday, including two officers. andrew spencer has more. >> couple who police say killed two police officers and a civilian in las