a lot of smoke in the valleys. when i come back we will talk about your weather and the cool down. >>> the situation with the fires burning up and down california is changing by the hour. you can download the ktvu app for the latest information on the fires and the conditions that crews are facing. we are also posting updates to twitter and facebook. >>> now to new developments in a shooting that left a woman dead inside her car. tonight the family says they want answers. ktvu's john sasaki with more from the family and what a witness said she saw. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies combed the roads for evidence in the brutal killing. >> located a vehicle that appeared to have been engaged with gunfire and inside was a female. >> reporter: after 7:00 a.m. thegunfire e-- the gunfire erupted. >> witness described the horror that she saw. >> a young lady was in her car and a young man shot her to death. at point blank range. >> reporter: did he walk up to her? >> he was there. standing next to the car. and he killed her.

valley. we will look at who they are trying to recruit. -- the the gun -- the pentagon comes to silicon valley. matt: this is "bloomberg west" east coast. defense secretary ash carter speaks with emily chang about building a better relationship with the tech immunity and building robot soldiers. is there a cyber security bubble? and the pentagon unveiled a plan for high-tech flexible electronics. all that ahead on "bloomberg west." first, to the lead. ash carter said he has a lot to learn from silicon valley. secretary carter is in the valley trying to build a strong relationship with the tech community. emily chang sat down with carter for an exclusive interview. emily joins us now. tell us all about today's event. emily: right now, secretary carter is in a two-hour meeting. we will be speaking with mark andreessen. the thing he is trying to accomplish is to rebuild the relationship between the pentagon and silicon valley to recruit engineers who want to work for the government. and change the perception is have,ilicon valley people to protect users from the u.s. government given that this is

now, tomorrow kind of a warm start, mid to upper 60s in the tri-valley. notice san francisco a little p.m. cooling tomorrow. tuesday everybody begins to cool off as the sea breeze makes a comeback towards the middle part of the week. >> looking forward to that. thank you so much, rob. >> "nbc nightly news" is coming up next and more local news on nbc bay area news at 6:00. >> we'll see you then. have a good one. >>> on this sunday night, firefight. thousands evacuated and hundreds of homes threatened as wildfires rage as firefighters from across the country join in the fight. >>> what went wrong? more than 50 feared dead tonight after a plane apparently flies into a mountain. >>> trump's agenda. his plan on immigration and other key issues laid out in our exclive interview. >>> fighting isis. not with guns and bombs but with positive words and images aimed at young muslims. >>> and remembering julian bond. the civil rights leader, former head of the naacp, and passionate voice for equality. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc

same things for pokes heading towards the castro valley. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. over in the tri-valley i see warmer colors on my map that means slower speeds. what do you say? >> we're talking 90s in the tri-valley today, but a nice cool start. we are right around 60 degrees for most of us, 57 degrees in the north bay and a few low clouds that will be rolling out of here giving us bright sunshine, 84 in the north bay, 84 south bay, the tri-valley making it up to 92 today. i will detail that and a look at the rest of the microclimate forecast coming up in had a few minutes. >>> a developing story now. a fwlimer of hope at least on wall street. this morning futures pointing to go a slight rebound polling one of the most volatile face for the stock market in years. >> scott budman joins us now. >> 30 minutes left and there is some optimism on wall street. good news, traders are starting to buy, the stock futures pointing to go a strong opening after several days of big time selling on wall street. now, china did have

another hot day tomorrow in the tri-valley and livermore. numbers closer to average as we head to the middle part of the week. same for san jose. still some 90s for monday and then dropping into the low 80s by wednesday. so it will take about 48 to 72 hours to really see that cooling hit you in the south bay. san francisco tomorrow, another warm day with some 80s and we cool off closer to average by wednesday and thursday and at this point as we head towards next weekend, while it may warm up a little bit, no hundreds on the board. right now the hottest days of the week coming up monday, cool are for inland spots tuesday. better air quality as the sea breeze will push away the smoke as we head towards tuesday and wednesday. >> last weekend i remember rob talking about how hot it was going to be this weekend. >> he was on it. thank you, rob. >>> she's been struggling with an illness and just wanted one thing, to meet taylor swift at levis. the viral campaign that had her face to face with her favorite pop star. >>> and later the water in one b

not only have we seen triple-digit heat in the east bay valleys, but in the south bay and north bay valleys as well. offshore winds out of the north and northeast have made for another smoky and hazy day as smoke from wildfires north of us drifts into the area. >> brian: a pattern change begins tomorrow, but it's going to take a few days for the cooler weather to make it to the inland valleys. we'll get a few patches of fog through the golden gate monday morning, the first sign of a return to onshore winds. the cooler ocean air will bring temperatures down coast and bayside, however, it won't be until late tuesday and wednesday before any significant cooling reaches the hot spots east of 680. >> vicki: for the latest information on bay area air quality. and all your bay area news. be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app. it's free to download from the apple store. >> vicki: three people have been displaced from their home following a two-alarm fire in san jose. it broke out just after 5-30 tonight along bird and minnesota avenues near highway 84. firefighters were able to extinguish the f

i mean, look at the beautiful wildlife we have here in the valley. mark: yeah, we make room for wildlife, keeping wildlife corridors open between mountain ranges. it's really important that they can do that, especially in the face of climate change. we also buy lands from willing sellers to preserve them forever as open space preserves. damian: and jose, i know that--i think we as latinos appreciate nature and whatnot, but i don't know if we've appreciated the trail system that we have here in the valley. what have you seen as far as the advantage that maybe the latinos are taking in appreciating the open space? jose gonzalez: it's definitely a great question. i think we have a lot of opportunities in the bay area and especially in the south bay, both at city, county, and regional trail systems. and you know, i'm the founder of latino outdoors, so what we're really pushing for is for all of the communities to be out there and enjoy these spaces. and especially what i'm hearing from a lot of families, we want family oriented activities, and especially

low and few mid-80s across the santa clara valley. e tri-valley at 84. 70s common north of the golden gate bridge. a few low 80s. there you have the seasonal conditions over the weekend. sunday the warmest of the two. outside lands taking place today through sunday. partly cloudy overcast. san jose jazz summerfest lots of great bands including tower of power and music all weekend long here in the bay area. stern grove festival sunday with a mix of sun and clouds. make it a great day. >>> time now 6:20. a group of thieves hit a south bay business but what they didn't notice will likely land them behind bars. >> coming up in sports, the a's try not to blow another lead late and the giants were in the windy city hit,,,,,,,, hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too, sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org we invented low fares. then everyone else pretty much tried to follow. we call it the southwest ef

the build. a slight one coming this it westbound as you typically see. tri-valley no problem. the south bay no issues as far as incidents go. we have a smooth drive, that crash at whipple still affects a the off ramp from northbound 101. >>> though to our continuing coverage on the tv news crew shooting in virginia. a community in mourning after two journalists are killed doing what they loved. both were preparing to begin exciting new chapters this their personal lives when the alleged gunman, vester flanagan, opened fire right in the middle of their live report. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang is live in our san francisco newsroom. this morning we are hearing emotional reactions from the family members and friends of those two victims. >> reporter: that's right. and it's it you have to hear. we heard from alison parker the reporter's boyfriend an anchor at the same station in virginia. he was recalling the last time he made her dinner and september her off with a can kiss to work yesterday morning. alison parker 24 years old and adam ward 27 years old were interns in wdbj

and check out the tri-valley, 94 degrees. hot today. in i'll talk more about that, what to expect, even as we head into the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. a look at morning commute. >> a crash in san jose, presenting a lot of slowing for 87. another tough start for 87 drivers at guadeloupe parkway, crash north bound past alma. blocking. more distraction. jammed up not from curtner, now it's back to capitol expressway. we may see folks towards 101 if they have the choice and that may mean more problems for 101 starting its typical build. there's disturbance for san jose. tri-valley, slowing for 580 through livermore. build for 680 south, sam thing for 880 through hayward and union city, typical pattern there. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on backup at the toll plaza and the approach. san mateo bridge, a live look, volume builds for the westbound direction. east bound, headlights towards us, a stall reported but cleared. no

canal in the central valley. it has sunk so far that the bridge now touches the water below t.nasa says farmers are depleting ground water reservesves and because the drought continues farmers are forced to use more of that water and the ground continues to move lower. >> not quite the happiest place on earth. a san francisco man was arrested for carrying a loaded gun through security at disneyland and first of all percival slipped through and bystanders spotted the gun while he was on the walkway between disneyland and california adventure. officers stopped him before he could make it into either park. it's not clear why he had the gun. he's due in court next week. >> again, we're following that breaking news near the tracy border that started in livermore and consumed near 1,000 acres and has moved right near tracy and it can be seen for miles. more coming up. >> and i'm sam brock. is it california's savior or just a cool tease? el nino is coming and one climatologist says it's only one 50/50 proposition that we

until then, seasonal in the central valley. ht now, it's 37 degrees in truckee. going up to 72 in monterey bay. we have a sunrise at 6:16. sunset at 8:14. we are going to take off about a minute and 53 seconds off our daylight today. i'm going to feel the difference. numbers 70 at the beaches. 70s in the central bay. up into the 80s around the peninsula and to the mid- to high 80s east of the bay. there you have your forecast with that chance of thunderstorms on friday. and we have a pretty seasonal weekend slated, as well. hey, maria, i hear we're talking about, some, um, dinosaurs like frank coming up? >> what? [ laughter ] >> ho ho. >> i'll get her on the break. >>> this next story sounds like something out of jurassic park. sewologists want to create -- zoologies want do genetic ,, female announcer: right now at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. the buttery

time is money in the valley of the roses. this is the ideal climate for roses.'s warm, and the valley is sheltered from stormy north winds and the dusty south winds. raim and iskra have to work fast. the rose harvest only lasts a few weeks, and every kilo counts. bulgaria has some 20,000 rose pickers. none hav social insurance. their harvest is paid by weight. the foremen keep track of every gram. >> we pick roses for 35 cents a kilo. >> today, raim and iskra have picked 60 kilos together -- amounting to 21 euros in all for their day's labor. bulgaria is one of the world's leading producers of rose oil. experts rate the quality among the best. the old distillery. the sacks are inspected for the second time before the petals go into the stills. some have seen over a century of service. often, junior director filip lissicharov is personally on hand as the roses yield their precious oil in the boiling water. filip lissicharov: this is the fruit of all the labor -- a half a milliliter rose oil. about 2000 flowers have gone into it. it's our bulgarian gold. >> today

probably, i saw a light like which filled the whole valley. out of my window to find out the reason for this to kill your phenomenon i saw nothing -- for thist peculiar phenomenon, i saw nothing but the light. i heard a crash. it might have been 10 seconds after seeing the flash light. covered withi was splinters from the window frames and glass sticking into the walls and my flesh itself. i tried to get out of my room and found that a house had been severely damaged by the blast of this explosion. i had the impression that the bomb had immediately crashed on the house it was so severe and strong of a concussion. looking out at the house i saw no trace of the bomb itself, but three meters from the house i saw several different houses on fire. after a while we saw a procession of people coming from the outskirts of the city up the valley. many of them, most of them, were wounded. especially the part of the bodies that was not covered by back.ng like hands, feet, they came up to a house and we did what we could. there were no possibilities to giv

sun and clouds for the lehigh valley. humid, 89 degrees is the forecasted high for places like allentown and bethlehem. jersey shore another nice one, you'll see a decent amount of sunshine, warmer and humid a nice sea breeze yesterday you'll have more of a breeze running parallel to the shoreline. 84 degrees is the forecasted high. philadelphia, 90. sun and clouds, hot. winds out of the southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. it's turning more humid, as well. we're peeking around 3:00, 4:00 p.m., 89, 90 degrees with the combination of sun and clouds. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looking more like july, remember september begins on tuesday, sun and clouds, 90 today partly sunny, 90 once again tomorrow, hot and humid for tuesday, 94. wednesday we're up to 94 again. thursday, hot, maybe a thunderstorm, 892. friday, there's another 90, a steamy 90. it's going to feel like the mid 90s by the end of the week. saturday i've got you into the 8 olds, that could be another -- 80s, that could be another 90-degree tempera

it's not going to be extremely thick for the interior valley. we'll start with 58 in the south bay, peninsula 60 and 59 for san francisco. now, the reason why we've been able to have this comfortable weather the past three days, it's all about this trough of low pressure offshore. you can see it spinning out here on the doppler radar. that counterclockwise spin. you'll also probably zone right in on that rainfall just offshore right now. so i want to zoom in and get you a closer look at that. we do a little tracker on this and it is exactly 250 miles away. it's frustratingly close. but the way it looks right now, unfortunately, the counterclockwise motion around this will continue to steer this rainfall off to the north and we do not expect to get any of this wet weather. so here is the forecast for the next 48 hours. we'd like that rainfall, it's not going to come our way. the storm system will stay there as we head throughout wednesday and also thursday. it will keep the fog at the coastline and possibly some isolated drizzle. and then as we he

the wars of the valley, which, by the way i wandered into in 1946. long after enos mills' death, that was enos mills' home base, though they were little known beyond the valley itself, were as protracted and heated as they were petty. as one visitor noted at the time, if this here was kentucky, there wouldn't be enough of you folks left to tell the tale. there was trouble on other fronts as well. one was the forest service. ever suspicious, mills had come to brief that when it came to the proposed new park, the position of the forest service and pichot's successor, henry graves, was anything but clear. at the very least, mills believed graves and the forest service were guilty of foot dragging in offering their support. when suspicion ripened into certainty, mills vehemently charged his old employer with being an active if covert opponent out to delay, sabotage and if at all possible to kill the estes park project. scratch any old forest serviceman, mills wrote to his friend horace mcfarland in 1911. >> and you'll find a tartar jonesed to a opposed t

temperatures warming up. >> it will be warmer today, in the tri-valley. you're talking about the highs in the low to mid 90s today but this within, you'll want to see that forecast. it is going to be absolutely gorgeous. much more comfortable. as we take a look outside now, here's san jose, we see that things are nice and quiet. still dark outside. and little bit of clouds starting to move in. we'll see the clouds for a few hours and then clearing out as we go into the afternoon. here's a look at what we're feeling across the bay area. the north bay, 56 degrees. 62 degrees in the peninsula. today look for a high of 79 degrees in the peninsula south bay 85 degrees. and the east bay will be at 75 while the tri-valley tops out at 94 today. heating up there. and if you're heading out to the giants game, later on this evening at first pitch, we'll have sunshine, 64 degrees, dropping back into the lower 60s. and a cool evening for a game at at&t park. into the next couple of days, we see the line showing the direction of the wind and the green here showing rain

that's the south bay build for silicon valley. the tri-valley not bad. uth 680, south 880, slowing as you head in toward free month. typical pattern for the bill. starting to slow down, the parkway, bottom of the screen. easy drive across the bay for the san mateo and dumbarton. bill out of concord, through pleasant hill and walnut creek interchange, slowing for westbound 24. bay bridge metering lights of course on but no problems in towards the city. back to you. >> labor day weekend around the corner. we want you to enjoy it but you need to prepare for traffic. b.a.r.t. will shut down again. the tube will cltube for repair >> running long buss and every minute or two throughout the day, we encourage people to plan ahead. >> this is a follow-up to the closure on the first weekend of august. b.a.r.t. trains will not operate between san francisco and oakland. service should be back up and running in time for the morning commute on tuesday september 8th. >>> moving along. next, update to breaking news. a tv news crew shot and killed in virginia on air. >>>

the call for the lehigh valley. lots of sunshine, low humidity levels, 88 degrees is the forecasted high. it should feel like that, not much of a heat index. jersey shore, 86 degrees on the sand. burn index on the high side, apply the sunscreen 'reiply it often. -- reapply it alternative. smoolt -- smooth sailing, humidity increases after midnight. 63 degrees outlying suburbs, 72 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows more 90s unfortunately for tomorrow. it will be hotter and more humid. 92. feeling like 95. tuesday, clouds and sun, 90 degrees, wednesday the pattern flips again, partly sunny, 88 degrees, lowering humidity levels that sets up a nice stretch of weather for us at least temperature-wise, thursday, friday, saturday, highs barely cracking 80 degrees. the only downfall there could wet weather friday and saturday. we'll take it. >> the annual dog surfing contest in california. it showed their human fans how easy surfing can be. one rode the waves sitting one very impressive ridin

the san joaquin valley is sinking up to an inch 1/2 each month. see the canal in the central valley, it sunk so far had a now the bridge touches the water. nasa says farmers are depleting groundwater reserves and that's what's causing the sinking. as the drought drag on farmers are forced to use even more groundwater and at a deeper level which is accelerating that process. >> pretty soon we will have long lost cities, disappearing cities in california. i don't know how much treasure you will find into thinking of at land 'tis, that makes me think about saturday mornings and then i'm back at work. go ahead. carry on. >> the treasure right now today is another nice day here for our kids going to school. >> great weather today, the next couple of days and a then it starts to warm up. so we are going back and forth. at least we don't see any of the scorching temperatures in the forecast heading even into the next week. you can get a look at the seven-day forecast as it comes up at the bottom of the screen and our steady rise in temperatures each day.

the santa clara valley. temperatures in the 50s and still 66 degrees in livermore. lightning moves out, sun moves in. we'll have details coming up. >> checking the roads right now off to a busy start, an accident blocking an overturn still green on the sensors but that may change depending how long that will be out there in the roadway. so expect slight delays as you approach there. >>> happy friday to you. >> thank god it's friday. >> yessiree! candidates in cleveland for last night's first republican presidential debate of the 2016 campaign. none of the candidates made any mistakes so the republican field will stay crowded for some time. brian webb recaps. >> reporter: if last night was any indication experts say it may be months before the crowded field of contenders is narrowed down. >> most of the candidates i would say seven or eight of them had at least one very strong answer that they can be proud of. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: donald trump drew boos from the crowd for refusing to rule out r

. >> i want to show you the smoke from the tri-valley, the fire growing and spreading from li r liver. it's a rural area, but there's structures and a notable business in the line of fire. >> we have live coverage tonight. let's begin with charl heard, at the command post in livermore w the latest. >> the winds are kicking up tonight, now, earlier today, the fire ripped through these hills and this is what it left behind. now this fire is nowhere containment, fire crews are on the front line, trying to prevent the fire from burning any more homes. >>> crews spent the evening attacking the fire from the air. motivation from the air and on the ground to save homes. >> it was scary, the scariest it has been. >> they hone own a horse ranch in the hills. >> the smoke came and the fire chief said is it's time to evacuate, ten minutes. >> ten minutes is not long when you have to save animals. >> we got 16 horses out. luckily, luckily we have plenty of riggs. good friends that came and family and -- >> they all rushed in when they saw smoke coming from the hills. by 9:00 tonight, some 2500 hu

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then mid-to upper 80s in the valley. ybe some low 90s and clouds it -- clayton and morgan hill and kind of on the edges of the valley. tomorrow, this heat builds this way. one more day from the west to the east and that will impact the inland bay valley. it will stay cool at the coast. we are right in the middle of space central. clouds and fog coming in with tropical moisture increasing. then there is a chance of a shower. you can see in the five day forecast, it could show wetness in the bay area headed to saturday. it is mainly north, but it is encouraging that things are breaking loose from the jet stream. air quality is good and fire danger is down. there is the five day forecast. increasing clouds on thursday and there is that humidity i was talking about. friday and into saturday, there could be more clouds and showers. a lot will change between now and then and it may drop further south or just go away. suffice it to say that it is an interesting pattern and it is starting to feel more like fall , even though we a

the move to the spate inland valley. this is where we have most of the heat in a warming trend continue. we look at 90 degrees brentwood. upper 80s so it's a modest warm-up. but it will not be in the 100th and offer this week at all. in the south bay region's mostly sunny conditions to the cheers and '80s operate at that. no. there regions patchy fog in the morning for mill valley center fell another wise things will be nice. a nice modest warm-up pretty much all week long before " and takes place for the week and. still >> pam: ahead. what scientists say they have learned one year after the 6.0 earthquake rocked the napa. loss plus sexually suggested comment that when fraternity suspended. >> j.r. : atop the oakland raiders the future is stadium plans we may learn about them in the next 24 hours "over and said let's go. before there were heroes there were childhood friends who went to church together but while growing up in sacramento county. stone was the first that tackle the suspect. >> reporter: 6 years ago his plan

into the north bay and tri-valley, numbers starting to climb occupy. bly closer to 90 on sunday for some of the warmest spots around the tri-valley. but the pattern shifts to another cooling trend as an area of low pressure approaches the coast august or oddgust so far. this will reinforce cool and we could see a few showers off to the north. maybe north of sonoma county by tuesday. so notice the temperature there trending downward in the extended forecast. another thing we'll watch towards the end of next week, maybe high clouds coming our way from what is right now hurricane hilda. and this storm still approaching the hawaiian island, up to category 3. winds at 115 miles per hour. the path still expected to primarily you've to the north of the hawaiian islands. you can see tropical storm there by wednesday morning. but as the storm waegens and curves back to the north, high clouds from that system could be headed our way by late next week and as we approach next weekend. back to you. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, our co

watch out fornevada, down to the central valley of california, coastal areas much cooler. so hopefully not too many new fires will be forming, you get the windy conditions later. they're worried about power lines falling and sparking new fires. >> the hot temperatures and the winds are not helping them. >>> we're learning new information about a secret agreement related to the iran nuclear deal. >>> plus new video shows the moment an explosion rocked a motel in washington state. you're watching "early today." >>> new revelations about inspections into iran's nuclear program. there's word a secret agreement between iran and the united nations will allow iranian officials to inspect a suspected nuclear site. normally this would be done by u.n. inspectors. two senior u.s. officials told nbc news the unusual agreement only relates to past military activity, and that u.n. inspectors would be on site to supervise the iranians. this deal raised red flags among republican lawmakers over the iranian nuclear deal signed by the u.s. and five world powers. >>> senator john cornyn of te

coming over to livermore, no surprises for the tri-valley or for the south bay, back to you. >> thank you. >>> take a bite out of this, apple is reportedly joining the race to build a self-driving car. >> for that and the news before the bell, we turn to cnbc world headquarters, what are you driving today? >> good morning to you, last week's gains as the dow ended in positive territory, energy stocks powering those gains despite the drop in oil prices to six and a half year lows. housing and later this week, inflation and last month, that meeting on friday, now rising 69 points, 17,477, nasdaq to 5048. self-driving car may be closer to reality for apple. the guardian reports documents show apple is scouting for secure locations in california to test the vehicle. apple has been hiring people in recent months with background in auto safety and power train systems. they're now building several miles from apple's new headquarters. >>> and the passenger right groups say delta is shaming customers into intending more on upgrades. when you try to buy a cheap ticket, they lift several before

east bay, 89, and the tri valley likely 100 degrees. t fire danger of summer likely by this upcoming sunday. >> thanks for the heads up. >>> still ahead, will it taste any different. the ingredient diet pepsi is ditching to make sales bubble up. >>> also, outside lands and outlaws. the trouble people got into over the weekend. transient sparked firthat destroyed a home unde moment investigators believe a transient sparked a fire that destroyed a home under renovation in east oakland. the two-alarm fire happened at 4:30 this morning. authorities tell us the transient was not hurt, but the fire did kill her dog. total damage is estimates at $600,000. >>> our neighborhood festival is now big time and also comes with some arrests. more than 200,000 people from across the country converged in san francisco for outside lands. today the arrest report. this man, zachary holland of los angeles was arrested for battery after he knocked a san francisco police officer to the ground, while they chased him for trespassing. police say holland had enter

the capical of silicon valley -- capital of the silicon valley named as a tech hire city. zenith smith tells us it is part of an initiative to help the unemployed get a chance to work at big tech companies. >> the city of san jose can now compete for federal grant money, the money the mayor is hoping will employ a thousand people. >> what we are doing is solving the problem. the >> reporter: president obama making the announcement san jose a tech hire city at the white house today. it gives san jose a shot at $100 million in federal grats to help with program -- grants to help with programs. $1.2million in city and state funds. there will be a shorten of 1 million trained tech workers by 2020. >> we are seeing the gap in the city, throughout the valley and seeing among employers a large unmet need for talent. >> the city plans to work closely with agencies that helps further job training. she didn't exactly grow up on the right side of the tracks but through initiatives luxe this he works for ebay. -- like this he works for ebay. >> i am a productive member of society now.

he got very famous for the valley campaign, and that was in the spring of 1862. then there was a series of confederate victories, really stunning, the second manassas, second bull run, jackson marched his whole army around the union flag, got in the rear, created a norm is trouble -- in norm is trouble. trouble.us the end of that was that he was -- was that this union general was fleeing for his life to get away from jackson and lee. you have his phenomenal stand at ended up being a drawn battle between vastly unequal forces. year, there were a number of absolutely, what are still studied today for their theical brilliance -- valley campaign was largely , as wasoperating alone jackson lee operating in partnership. jackson and lee became kind of a together. you could make a buddy film. they were completely different people, but they worked well together. they understood each other on a fundamental level. to meet the two of them, you wouldn't keep them -- put them in the same universe together. they were both very religious. they were both, i think, fighting the wa

for the tri-valley, out of the 90s in the tri-valley. 84 expected in danville. oakland at 72. 82. so that weekend forecast on saturday and sunday, i think some of the best weather will be right here across the north bay. wine country would be nice on saturday. 85 degrees. no plans yet. but you know how it goes on thursday, you can make quick plans in the bay area and be there in no time. >> yes, we can. janelle, we have to think about this. >>> the giants outfield has been banged up. now the front office made a move. the details on the newest giant coming up in sports. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. take advantage of our summer offers. get this low mileage lease on select ats models, in stock the longest, for around 269 per month. geud cawita >>> beefing up the team. let's go to geraud moncure for sports. >> hello. they've had a lot of injuries and they're trying to hang in there with angel pa began nursing a bad knee and hunter pence out of action who knows

we could be hitting 90s in the tri-valley by tomorrow. i'll have more on that and what to expect this weekend coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with mike for traffic. >> here toward the dublin camera, taillights, commute direction westbound, toward the dublin interchange, you see flashing lights. as we take this full to screen, flashing lights coming toward us, eastbound, cruise picking up. toward airway and out of the -- out to the altamont pass, let's show you the map, the commute direction marked with the arrow westbound. eastbound slowing heading into the same area. road crews clearing from hering a crash cleared around the benicia bridge, crash oakland by the coliseum. as we see flashing lights there at 66 off of the freeway. back to you. >>> 4:41. could the danger of asbestos be lurking on b.a.r.t. trains? that's when one environmental group wants to find out if riders are at risk. >>> here we go, top ten for tomorrow's republican debate are in. who will go head to head as they attempt to win the republican ticket to the whi

long called itself the heart of silicon valley. today san jose was named one of the president's tech cities. those are communities pledging to create pathways to better well-paying tech jobs for its most challenged residents. all part of the president's tech hire initiative. as part of the initiative the city will launch a new fast track training program that should help prepare and place up to 1,000 people in the areas of coding, web development, and i.t. jobs by next year. now the most valuable company in the world is taking another bite out of the south bay. apple says it'll buy this plot of land along north first street. it is the second recent move apple has made to put workers in the south bay. scott budman is live at that site to tell us what it means for local businesses and commuters and that tract of land. >> reporter: good evening, jessica. it means lots of new tech workers coming here to the south bay bringing new business and more traffic. you're looking at north san jose's field of dreams, a potential gold mine for the

look at the tri-valley, though, 92 degrees. ill talk more about that and the heat that's in the forecast coming up. better news for commuters in the east bay, mike? >>> over here a look at this pile of gravel, that's what they had to clear. the big rig left the area with the trailer that spilled this gravel. traffic is just starting to flow west 580 at 680. what happened was there was a rig carrying two railers full of gravel and a smaller car got in the way, they swerved in order to crush that car but made them lose control of that trailer and it spilled. no injuries, and a big backup forming but should start to recover. the rest of your a broach to the bay moving slowly. the bay bridge toll plaza has the typical pattern, standard for 5:29. >>> new this morning, the job isn't done just because the fire is out. san francisco firefighters continue to comb through a burned out senior care home this morning after putting out the flames in the middle of the night. >> stephanie chuang live in san francisco. we're talking about seep y

you will see temperatures cooler than average but it will commit 80s in the east bay valleys--low to mid 8 0's for wednesday a little bit faster clearing and slightly warmer for the afternoon, but the sea breezes going to stick around and that weather system goes by for friday it is going to weaken the sea breeze and things are really going to warm up by friday saturday and sunday >> vicki : an official with texas child protective services says the agency had prior contact with people at a houston home where two adults and six children were shot to death. rather, the suspect a spokeswoman says a preliminary review found the previous involvement. officials say deputies doing a welfare check at the house discovered that daniel conley. wanted on aggravated assault charges. was inside the home. this led to a standoff with conley.and after an hour of negotiation.police took him into custody. >>:once again a senseless tragedy has stuck our community. our hearts go out to the family and friends of those lost in this tragedy >> vicki : conley has been charged with three counts of capital murd

. >> dianne: moral another day in the '90s to hide in the valley locations. and the colonial feel run wednesday later on in the week. peg interest right now in the upper 80s and for much of this inland cities and. the applicant in livermore. east bay shoreline san francisco in the '60s for you. here's what we're dealing the he tomorrow. today already seeing in the '70s east bay shoreline areas. the orange indicating the '80s. and livermore area fairfield any jumps to 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. much of inland valley already in the '80s. daytime highs right around two to 3:00. the see the red areas indicating they're all the '90s. so once again house tomorrow. this not the chewable digits. we have the '90s in the forecast in the fort shoreline in the '80s in the '70s. will have the cool down in place for the week. talk about when you feel the effects of the cool down along the model school on will last. in the 70 forecast a return. >> pam: breaking news in other a deadly police shooting in the south bay. gramm is back with details on this breaking story. >> gr

the entire tri-valley looks good. we had reports of debris north but it's not in lanes were what i understand. meanwhile, the rest of your approach off of highway 4, the upper east shore freeway and 24 moves smoothly, but that disabled vehicle still reported eastbound on interstate 80. no problems, not even a lot of traffic. back to you. >>> 4:47. finally after dropping for six straight days wall street appears to be bouncing back. for that and a the rest of your news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc's world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> good morning to you. fingers crossed let's hope so. today wall street looks set to build on wednesday's monster rally. stocks surge something with the dow rising more than 600 points and its best day since 2008. the s&p 500 the broadest measure of the markets closing out of correction territory, that's when a stocker index has dropped 10% or more from recent highs, investors taking heart from positive economic date at that and comments from a top fed offici

you have probably seen changes between the government and silicon valley. may some examples of where we will see what you are worth e.on in military applications. putting a thin-film film of electronics all over an aircraft wing. you stick it to the outside of their left-wing and it measures stresses in the wing. you look at the plane and the wing flaps. emily: when light we see smart -- when will we see that? >> the air force brought some wings with that stuff on it already. emily: they talked about incorporating sensors into some military uniforms. what can the company like apple contribute to this customer every company does different things. they do not tell us everything about what they're going to do or the next product. this isy will do is say not an apple. it's just an example. isant something that stretchable. every -- ever try putting a bandage over your elbow? there is an example of something . you want to find out how your healing and you want to see if this is infected and you want it monitored. that is an example of something. we're working on

the north bay will be up to 93 degrees, east bay 81 and tri-valley 95 degrees. san francisco up to 77 degrees today. i will talk more about that cool down coming up. let's get a look at the commute this morning with mike. >>> the bay bridge toll plaza an easy drive. look at that in the foreground there's parker the spider by the parking lot. friday

mass transit chart, the pascack valley line is suspended. there was an accident involving a car and a train in westwood. you had a full sue suspension of the gladstone between gladstone and summit. however, everything has been restored but with 30-minute delays. as a result, new jersey transit buses will cross honor the rail line for the rail tickets for the gladstone branch. if you use subways, one train suspended between rector and south ferry because of signal problems. if you are going to the cross bronx expressway heading to the westbound side towards the george washington bridge at the alexander hamilton bridge, you have an accident being cleared. if you are coming inbound at the george washington bridge, the lincoln or holland, five minutes across the board then going over here and checking out the staten island expressway westbound slosson into victory we have three lanes closed down because of ongoing construction. you can see we have red into that spot. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. ken and shirleen, over

it was acquired by the minister from the valley forge era and that launched a century of collecting and launched the idea of a museum to tell the entire story of the revolution. the collections of the museum are incomparable. they have no peer. we have objects related to washington which truly are unique. one of a kind. and they bring to life his leadership, his incredible role in keeping the continental army together and never wavering from his goal of success. at the same time, we have objects that represent the common foot soldier, the cavalry man we have objects that reflect the role of not just american soldiers but british and french and native americans. so our collection will enable to us to present the entire story of the american revolution all to come to philadelphia. scott stevenson is the director of collections and interpretation for the museum and he's the ideal person to oversee the creation of these exhibits. he is ph.d. historian in the american revolution. at the same time, he has been a screenwriter for historical productions and he's created exhibits. he's deeply ex

right now we already have heavy rain falling, a lot of it still in the lehigh valley. that's where we are seeing the heaviest of it. because of this we have a flood threat. so flash flood watch through the philadelphia area, new castle county, some of the new jersey suburbs through the lehigh valley and poconos until 4:00 in the morning. we expect more heavy rain overnight tonight. for the poconos, we are seeing pretty heavy rain for carbon county, especially, right across 476 through the lehigh valley, also across 78 near allentown. this is pretty heavy rain where you see the yellow and orange. precip rates are coming in at almost three quarters of an inch an hour. we are seeing heavy rain continuing to fall in the same area. berks county still seeing heavy rain across 78. reading as well. kind of just scattered as we go into parts of montgomery and bucks county. chester county, delaware county, we have heavy pockets right by 95 and this is also making its way into parts of south jersey. aside from this batch of moisture, we have another line of storms that we expect t

livermore throughout the tri valley will average 84 by friday's forecast. it's not going to get too hot. we'll look across the south bay. we bottom out with temperatures at 80 on friday's frafd. but mid 80s. that's it. no 100s coming our way. after f hot weather in san francisco and 90s. we go down to 67 on thursday. then we go up to the low 70s. still very enjoyable. we're back with more weather, because i know you want it. coming up in 20 minutes. >>> still ahead, reviving the right to die bill. could long stalled legislation be on the move? and a historic hire at the white house. take a look. why a new staffer is making national headlines. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. take advantage of our summer offers. get this low mileage lease on select ats models, in stock the longest, for around 269 per month. >> there's a new push to make california a right to die state. it comes after a bay area woman, brittany maynard moved to oregon to legal

the president. but will it have any impact here in silicon valley? and water down your drain and back into your faucet. is the local proposal to turn recycled water into drinking water a safe one? because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. well, you should get paid. the president rolled out a new overtime policy aimed at qualifying more middle class workers for more money. but how many people would actually benefit here in the bay area? sam: tucked into the hills of silicon valley sits the golden land of opportunity, trademarked by companies like tesla, twitter, and the rest of the technology titans. silicon valley rocks the perception of being, well, rich. so when president obama trumpeted a new plan to boost overtime pay for millions of middle class workers, some here might have rolled their eyes. i mean, how many people could