and in true tory burch fashion, she's not stopping there. >> and tory burch is here along with andrewmen through small loans, entrepreneurial education and most importantly mentoring as well. >> so andrew bank of america got involved. how big is the involvement? >> well we've made an initial $10 million commitment of capital. we do a lot of corporate social responsibility work at bank of america, a lot of focus on women. we've learned a lot about mentoring and networking. but access to capital is a critical aspect of success for women. that's why this 10 million initial investment of capital will be very important, combined with all that tory brings to the partnership. >> other than capital, which is essential, what else do female prurz entrepreneurs need? >> i had so many people i went to for advice. i was an information gatherer. >> what were some of the challenges you face. >> so many. number one was capital. that took a while. there were so many doubters and raised eyebrows. it was about confidence. if we can instill that in women and have them believe in themselves, that's great

>> tori, you lying.the time. >> yeah, yeah. >> according to court documents, tori tells prosecutors she believes the brutal attack was because mercedes was also angry at her for borrowing a hairbrush and a razor from the house without telling her. it may sound unbelievable, but it apparently sparks this beating and sets it in motion. >> why did you [ bleep ]. don't [ bleep ]. >> the assault takes place over a span of 30 minutes. at one point on the video, tori pleads with her attackers to let her leave the home. >> huh-uh. you're not leaving. >> let me leave! i'll go home. >> no! >> but they refuse to release her and continue the vicious assault. >> don't ever [ bleep ]. why don't you like her? why don't you like her? don't act -- >> adding to the brutality of the beating is the fact that someone's videotaping the entire scene. the attackers are not only beating the victim but playing to the camera. the girl holding the video camera says to the others, as if she were directing a motion picture, to make i

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve is right over there. >> indeed. thank you, tori and dave. sunny and warm and then warmer record highs possible today. dry pattern. it will be cooler as we go into the weekend. but everything is sunnyside up and warm to very warm. although the lows are really

the christmas and new years time where it's like britain is not eating going along with the former tory policy of saying britain is not working we guarding a labor policy so here we're having britain is not eating that's right in duncan smith yes he's a politician here found that insulting so he's like a big fat baby stormed out of parliament who. can't he's got the flu so there's a man so go back to this headline of mortgage rise will plunge a million into perilous debt they say more than a million homeowners will be at risk of defaulting on their mortgages and losing their properties in the wake of even a small rise in interest rates a bombshell analysis reveals borrowers who have failed to pay down their mortgages when interest rates have been at record lows now face being overwhelmed by paralysed levels of debt when the end of a double rate hike comes so they're saying that even like a small rise to three percent would see over one point one million spending more than fifty percent of their income on their mortgage payment. well they are home equity line of credit yes the home equit

the christmas and new years time where it's like britain is not eating going along with the former tory policy of saying britain is not working we guarding a labor policy so here we're having britain is not eating that's right in duncan smith yes he's a politician here found that insulting so he'd like a big fat baby stormed out of parliament who. can't. so there's a man so go back to this headline of mortgage rise will plunge a million into perilous debt they say more than a million homeowners will be at risk of defaulting on their mortgages than losing their properties in the wake of even a small rise in interest rates a bombshell analysis reveals borrowers who have failed to pay down their mortgages when interest rates have been at record lows now face being overwhelmed by perilous levels of debt when the inevitable rate hike comes so they're saying that even like a small rise to three percent would see over one point one million spending more than fifty percent of their income on their mortgage payment. well they are home equity line of credit yes the home equity line of credit or h

the christmas and new years time where it's like britain is not eating going along with the former tory policy of saying britain is not working we guarding the labor policy so here we're having britain is not eating that's right in duncan smith yes it is a politician here found that insulting so he's like a big fat baby stormed out of parliament who. can't he's got the flu so there's a man so go back to this headline of mortgage rise will plunge a million into perilous debt they say more than a million homeowners will be at risk of defaulting on their mortgages and losing their properties in the wake of even a small rise in interest rates a bombshell analysis reveals borrowers who have failed to pay down their mortgages when interest rates have been at record lows now face being overwhelmed by perilous levels of debt when the never double rate hike comes so they're saying that even like a small rise to three percent would see over one point one million spending more than fifty percent of their income on their mortgage payment. well they are home equity line of credit yes the home equity

i'm tori campbell. san jose police and fire officials are working together to find an arsonist believed to be responsible for setting several fires within the past week. robert honda is live with new photos given to us by a san jose resident who he says has the arsonist on camera. robert? >> reporter: well, tori, we're here in the neighborhood. one thing becomes very obvious. the people here on san antonio street are on alert, watching vehicles very closely. and there is a lot of video surveillance. we've obtained more pictures of a person setting a fire, matching the description of the suspect. now, first we'll show you the sketch of the person drawn from witnesses of a man seen in some of the locations of the 11 confirmed arson fire, white male, 6 foote, 6'2", slender and sometimes wearing glasses. today, ktvu obtained still pictures taken from surveillance video from a house fire last friday in this neighborhood. the homeowner asked us not to give his address. in the pictures, you can see a man who i

the party makes the tories look bad and that's hard to do in this country and now you know the police regarding these clowns and their stephen king like clown outfits terrorizing various high streets around the u.k. they said to ignore the clowns just ignore them but it's very difficult to ignore. and now janet yellen and mark carney and george osborne is hard to ignore when you look at the start from zero heads here this is housing costs you see under greenspan they soared that this is the affordability basically at the real income to real prices of housing and you see now under bernanke in the real cost of housing a six point five times income yes that's correct so it's hard to ignore what the clowns are doing that's like them like scaring medicine staring menacingly into your window and terrify you when they're telling you just ignore it just ignore it just ignore it one of the so much of what we deal with in this modern world is the opposite of what we have come to expect so we now know that people who are in charge of economics know absolutely nothing about money for example none

i'm tori campbell.tvu's alex savidge is live with how fellow officers are paying their respects this afternoon. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: well, good afternoon. this funeral service wrapped up just about a half-hour ago. you can see there are quite a few police officers and other mourners still outside of the neighborhood church of castro valley right now. it was a touching ceremony today to honor the first b.a.r.t. officer to die in the line of duty. his family and fellow officers remembered tom smith as the man who sacrificed his life trying to keep others safe. ♪ >> reporter: officers stood at attention as the flag-draped casket carrying smith's body arrived for the service. smith's also, also a b.a.r.t. officer and 6-year-old daughter followed the cass kate inside the church. the 42-year-old officer was killed last week in an accidental shooting. fellow officer michael maes mistakenly opened fire on smith, killing a man many say was both a colleague and a close friend. maes was expected to b

the christmas and new years time where it's like britain is not eating going along with the former tory policy of saying britain is not working we guarding the labor policy so here we're having britain this not eating that's right in duncan smith yes who's a politician here found that insulting so he'd like a big fat baby stormed out of parliament who. got the boot so there's a sad so going back to this headline of mortgage rise will plunge a million into perilous debt they say more than a million homeowners will be at risk of defaulting on their mortgages than losing their properties in the wake of even a small rise in interest rates. a bombshell analysis reveals borrowers who have failed to pay down their mortgages when interest rates have been at record lows now face being overwhelmed by perilous levels of debt when the never double rate hike comes so they're saying that even like a small rise to three percent would see over one point one million spending more than fifty percent of their income on their mortgage payment. well they are home equity line of credit yes the home equity li

at the moment is that the coalition and the tories in particular are talking tough about austerity and kind of taking the political hit of having to become grown up an adult about our public finances without actually implementing the austerity that should have the macro economic benefits now what the chancellor is now trying to do new year the credit card bills from christmas are hitting the doormats people are starting to feel they have to take stock of their own personal finances the government's trying to reflect that by saying you know what you know what people we are still using heart of the hundred billion pounds that we're borrowing year in year out massive numbers despite we using half of that to pay the interest on the debt and of course this is a level when interest rates owned gilts are still rigged because the government is the biggest owner of kilts in the market via q.e. now the serious people are starting to face reality that interest rates are going to rise sooner rather than later the chancellor is having to get to grips with the fact that mainstream commentators are g

tori, time is 8:18.a new development linked to the asiana airlines crash at sfo last july of the parts of the 16 -year-old girl who was run over and killed by two fire trucks have filed a legal claim against the city of san francisco. that claim may lead to a lawsuit. it accuses firefighters of knowingly putting the girl in harm's way. it also accuses the fire department of not training firefighters to avoid hitting victims at a disaster scene. >>> it is 8:19. in just a couple of hours a former advisor of oakland mayor jean quan will announce his own plans to try to become the next mayor of oakland. dan siegel is expected to make his official announcement this morning. siegel a well known civil rights attorney has lived in oakland since 1975. his campaign reportedly will focus on improving safety, creating more good-paying jobs, and improving the school system. >>> all right. tori, time is 8:19. you know i think sal can do anything? >> yes. >> i don't know if you can straighten this out in the south bay,

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tori. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. >> steve a little chilly. >> very much so. had a system last night that gave thunder and lightning out towards fairfield, sacramento valley. that's gone. everything is zipping off to the south rapidly even up in the sierra. it's a cooler air mass spilling in. we had a little bit of rain, emphasize on little. the drought index, not a budge. now exceptional for parts of southern california. if you think it's dry, it has been. driest january ever in san francisco. upper 30s, 40s. temperatures noticeably cooler. we lose the cloud cover, we get more of a northwest breeze. all of the cloud cover on its way to southern california out of here. we have clear skies today and tomorrow and then sunday's system will give us clouds. sunny, breezy. highs upper 50s, low 60s. we're exactly where we should be. this time of year on the temperatures in the afternoon. they've been way above but today they will settle in. about 57, 62. here's sal. >

i'm tori campbell. san jose police are on the hunt for a bank robber who has robbed at least five banks the past two months throughout the south bay. robert handa joins us live with the unusual description that investigators hope will lead to an arrest. good afternoon, robert. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. we are here a the latest bank hit by the serial bank robber. police say this bank on south park victoria drive in millipede december was robbed yesterday afternoon and they need the public's help to identify the suspect for various reasons. the first obvious mystery that needs solving is who the suspect might be and if the person is a woman or a manual. as you can see -- or a man. as you can see from surveillance pictures, the suspect is being described as a black female or possibly a male, black curly hair which could be a wig. descriptions from tellers have been mixed. some believe it's a woman. others thought it might be a man in disguise. police say the person started the string of robberies

good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. well, people who live in this neighborhood tell me they are finally gonna be able to sleep at that night now that arsonist is behind bars. you know, they've been telling me that they felt vulnerable because this arsonist strikes in the middle of the night. they don't know when he was gonna strike next. police say he was caught shortly after 8:00 and sources tell ktvu that he lives near here. here's the sketch that police released over the weekend of a person of interest for the arsons. we don't know if the person officers took into custody resembles it. we learned that the department's covert response unit had been watching the suspect waiting for him to strike. numerous surveillance videos from home security systems in the neighborhood show a person walking near the fire scenes. we also have exclusive video showing a skinny, light-skinned man on a porch of the home and setting one of the fires. this suspect is believed to have ignited fires at numerous homes, a business and a church.

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i'm tori campbell. >> incredible pictures, tori. >> yes. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about the weather and traffic. >>> steve, we've had some interesting conversations this morning. >> this just came across. the continental united states, the lower 48, the 8:00 a.m. temperature for eastern standard time, 13.9 degrees. i mean, that's remarkable to be that cold. mostly cloudy conditions for us. we'll continue to have that. it will be with us most of the day. beautiful sunrise. there will be some breaks. some filtered suns. 30s, 40s. a lot more 40s on the temperatures because of the cloud cover. sfo, 51. cloud cover streaming in. a lot of it will drift across. might get some sun towards the north bay or a few breaks. the offshore breeze, the easterly breeze, the northwesterly brees has been replaced -- breeze has been replaced. a mostly cloudy day. maybe a few sprinkles. had a few last night. more upper 50s than low 60s. temperatures kind of holding for the next few days. here's sal. >>> we've had traffic that's been a little better than we had yesterday on some of these commutes.

tori you know boston. they've had 15 inches of snow at logan airport.la vega will have an update on the flight delays caused by the winter storm hitting the east coast and the midwest and how its effecting bay area airports including sfo. stay tuned. we'll tell you more about that. that is inceil. >> i know. >>> welcome back. it is friday, january 3rd i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. 5:30. quick check on traffic and weather. i wish we could trade some warmth back east with their precipitation. >> i would take it. not only is it colder, its really cold. it will be unbelievable cold sunday throughout much of the great lakes and green bay. its just really going to be cold. and if the game were played on monday, i think it would be too cold. there are windchills possible of 40 below. temperatures starting off in the 30s, 40s, to 50s. there is a little puff of an easterly breeze. 30s and 40s to 50 degrees. you can see a weak little system there. a little low high pressure her. maybe a little warmer toward santa cruz. temper

that's a good point, tori and dave.look at some of these pictures that i'm about to show you. it's slow on highway 4. we were moving the camera and looking at traffic coming out of pittsburgh. there have been some minor changes going on. as i look at the chp computer, i don't see anything major on highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade. i do certainly see some slow traffic, though. this morning's commute at the bay bridge toll plaza continues to be 20 minutes at the toll plaza and then ten minutes on the bridge looking at the better part of a half-hour before you get on -- or get into san francisco. the south bay continues to be slow. the traffic here on all of the freeways is slow. this may be correlated with some rain that moved through the area. by the way, highway 17 near the katz restaurant, southbound there's a crash. but northbound is a mess coming down to los gatos. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome. >> i painted you a very pretty picture. some of the systems going through here, and

let's get your day started with steve. >>> brine, tori -- brian, tori, thank you. it's cold. lot of twebt, 30s. today will be sunny, nis, warm -- nice, warm. heydy, warmer -- hazy, warmer. occasionally higher clouds come through. less than we had yesterday. that's for sure. more 20s. 20s, 30s. noticeably cooler. 20s, fairfield is in there. 30s all over the place or 40s. 32 sacramento. same for redding. 29 in ukiah. a lot of 30s up into lake county as well. everything goes up and over the ridge of high pressure. what's new? we've seen that for six months now. sunny and nice. patchy fog. again, mainly about san francisco north. marin headlunds up to the coast. 60s for some. low, mid upper, gilroy, santa cruz. back to the desk. >>> we begin this half-hour with a new year's eve accident that's claimed the life of a little girl in san francisco. she was walking with with her mother and brother -- with her mother and brother when a car turned into them. claudine wong is live with more. >> reporter: well, the driver involved in the crash is facing vehicular manslaughter charges. it

good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. now, it costs a dollar an hour if you park here downtown in one of these coin-operated meters. it's been that way since 2002, the price has not budged. if smart meters are not installed, the cost could go up to $2. the city is set to install solar meters in the downtown area. they are similar to these ones that you aring looing at that -- are looking at that were installed in walnut creek. this will allow users to increase time by using an app on their cell phone. they can receive an alert before it expires. the cost is $1.3 million. to pay for it, the city may double the parking rate. we spoke to people who work downtown about what they thought. >> there's too many things running our lives. it's another tracking device in our society. that's why i don't like them. >> it's inconvenient to look for rains when we go to the market and park horn the street but to -- park on the street, but to raise the cost, i would like to see the cost go down. >> reporter: transportation officials say t

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. >>> steefer, i'm gonna get my car washed this weekend so it's guaranteed to rain. >> i hope so tori. it doesn't look good for us. maybe next week. i will believe it when is happens. they are talking about dangerous arctic air moving into the northern plains. if you have travel plans to chicago, the high terp may be below 5. the high temperature. starts starting off 30s 40s and 50. patchy fog. most of that look like it's getting chewed off by of the coast. a lot of sun. had a couple of 20s. overall, high pressure is continuing to say i like it here in california. i'm not going anywhere any time soon. mostly sunny, a little breezy from the oakland hills to parts of the coast which equals 60s to near 70 for some. here's sal. >>> morning. we are looking at a commute that looks pretty good for the most part as we look at some of these live pictures. i want to show you the traffic is lighter than usual here at the bay bridge toll plaza. right now, we would

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather with steve right now. >>> how is it looking? >> pretty quiet. really, really cold as we head towards the weekend. some of the coldest air will arrive sunday night into monday, it will bees like it will be below zero. a little breezy. really, really tough conditions for those interested in cincinnati and san diego, it looks like some snow might be developing in cincinnati sunday morning. we'll see. 30s, 40s to 50 degrees. 45 half moon bay, 36, sacramento. 34 ukiah. except for the haley clouds, not much is changing. that's the leading edge of the bitterly cold air morning into the northern plains and will sweep across the country. just incredible except for us here. really quiet. >> thank you. >>> 7:01. we're starting with the breaking news we've been following for the past 90 minutes. a deadly freeway crash involving a pedestrian. it's causing major delays on the border between daly city and san francisco. ktvu's claudine wong joining us with this update from the cr

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good afternoon, i'm tori campbell. janine de la vega is live in front of the police department where we learned more about the suspect's background and how the arrest took plate. >> reporter: police say they are certain this suspect acted alone. they served a search warrant on his home and say he lived alone and when they got to the house, they say they found fight a bit of evidence linking him to the fires. police say 48-year-old patrick william brennan is the man who has been trerrizing his -- terrorizing his neighbors. around 8:00 last night he was arrested. they described his behavior as forthcoming. >> he was not agitated and very cooperative with investigators. >> reporter: sometime between saturday evening and sunday morning, scar a sergeant -- a sergeant patrolling the evening spotted the person of interest. officers were conducting surveillance on brennan. they say what pieced together was the surveillance camera. they say the video was crucial in identifying brennan and realizing he was a suspect in past arso

>> reporter: hi, tori. good afternoon. we're on the corner of polk and ellis in the tenderloin district where behind me a memorial remains for sophia liu. it's been emotional for the family. they are firing a lawsuit using the same attorney who hired christopher dolan. they claim the driver was on uber's app at the time of the collision. the lawsuit claims he was distracted and looking at his app and looking for his next fare. uber disputes that and goes on to question the use of the app by uber drivers overall, saying while using it violates california law on the use of cell phones while driving. the suit is seeking unspecified damages, claiming uber was neglect and responsible for the wrongful death of liu. meanwhile, uber acknowledges he was the driver and are standing by a previous statement this afternoon that says the driver was not providing services on the uner system during the time of the accident -- uber system during the time of the accident. we extend our deepest cone dole lenses of the family during this time

good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori.ell, police this happened here in a strip mall where there is a pizza parlor, a hair salon and dance studio. workers came out here and found the woman on the ground. she just left the dance studio behind me. they say her face was swollen. it was red and she was crying. this police say this was a random attack. it happened on monday afternoon. a woman had just dropped off her daughter at the dance studio on blossom hill and harwood, was walking back to her car when a man approached her and punched her in the face. sheet fell to the ground and witnesses report the suspect running away towards harwood. investigators say this sounds similar to a phenomenon happening across the country where assailants are doing this purely for amusement. sometimes it's videotaped. >> the police are looking to see if this fits some of the motive. but current -- we don't have a motive for this. this was an unprovoked attack as far as we can tell so far. >> reporter: police say no words were exchanged between

i'm tori campbell. with the largest reservoirs in the state at record lows and more dry weather expected, governor brown has declared a drought in california. >> reporter: the governor is calling on california ups to you have lup darrylly con-- voluntarily conserve water by 20%. today i'm declaring a drought in california. this is the worse drought that california has ever seen since records were being kept about 100 years ago. >> reporter: by signing off on the state of emergency, the governor hopes to raise awareness about the seriousness of the situation and make water transfers easier between the regions of the state. with the largest reservoirs below record shows, they want to ensure that farmers and water districts can share waters. the fear is a prolonged drought will mean lost jobs for farm laborers and higher prices in store. >> this would have to go on for a significant amount of time. >> reporter: the governor said he will also look for represent and money from the federal government to aid t

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. >>> steve, a little different today? >> more high clouds today. that's for sure. mostly cloudy. should be a nice sunrise. temperatures way above average over the weekend. they will still be above today but will settle in to near average by tuesday and wednesday. we had the offshore push and that sent temperatures up, up, up. a lot of record highs since january 1st. 30s, 40s to 50. everything continues to be in the middle of the country. windchill advisories go down to texas. for us, it will be cooler. as we look at temperatures in the mountains, teents, 20 in reno. a lot of cloud cover spilling in here this week. highs today, low to mid-60s. a few pushth the upper 60s. here's sal. >>> we've had a little bit of trouble on the 580 commute in the livermore valley. not only 580. but also 84. 580 is slow but i might recommend that you stay on it, right through the dublin area. there's a problem on 580 near -- actually, it's on 84 near vinehill. this is a he

and the s&p is up slightly. >>> all right, tori. 8:44.p stories we're following for you right now -- today is the third anniversary of that shooting rampage in tucson, arizona. it left six people dead. 13 wounded, including gabby giffords. several memorial ceremonies are planned in tucson. >>> weather forecasters predict the deep freeze around the country will start to ease up a bit today. however, at least 21 deaths are blamed on the frigid weather and buffalo mark, there, blizzard conditions are expected to last through the morning. some of the areas there received 14 inches of snow yesterday. >>> back here at home, another pedestrian was hit and killed last night in san francisco. it p happened on -- it happened on van ness near grove street. alex savidge is in san francisco now. you've been out there all morning. what's the latest on what happened out there and also the efforts to keep pedestrians safe. >> reporter: well, beerming to you -- good morning to you. 2013 was a deadly year for pedestrians in san francisco with a surge in cr

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell.a quick look at weather and traffic. >>> steve, really warm yesterday. >> same today. record highs look very likely for many. sunny and warm. a little cooler bir the weekend. still dry, no rain of any rain -- by the weekend. still dry, no rain of any kind. 30s to 60s. a huge spread on some of the lows. 50s to near 60 with an offshore breeze. it's high and dry, laurk and in charge -- large and in charge. windy coming off the east bay hills, that gives a mild pattern. a lot of 70s. we're way above average on the temperatures and more record highs. here's sal. >>> good morning. right now we still have slow traffic in many areas, steve. i want to go to highway 24. it's -- well, it's moderate. it's better than it was a few minutes ago. especially in orinda trying to get to the tunnel was slow because of an earlier problem that was there for a little bit too long and then we had a big backup. things are getting belter. so the drive time between the 24/680 interchange and the tunnel is now do

. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. as you might imagine, whenever the first lady does come somewhere, security is gather tight. we've seen federal and local law enforcement coming in, we've seen police dogs. the first lady will arrive early this afternoon as part of a scheduled two-day fund- raising trip for the democratic party. we saw workers getting ready early at this restaurant in the jackson square area. this is the first stop for ms. obama where she will attend the women's round table. police have cleared out the streets for security and her arrival will likely cause traffic issues in the financial district. some people we told are happy she's coming. >> come by at 1:30 and hopefully she her. sheeles's -- she's a beautiful person. >> >> we think the world of her. she's done so much for education and what she's done for health and fitness. >> we're all here looking around to see if we can catch her before she goes in after her visit to the restaurant, she will attend the ballroom. there's a photo on going for $25

tori was talking about traffic back ups. have you fixed thinged on the toll plaza. >> it's pretty bad. we have a problem on the bay bridge. it wasn't such a serious crash but the traffic is still slow on the span because they are clearing a crash from the westbound side of the bridge. if you're looking for an alternative route, you may want to head down 8:80. down to 92 isn't that bad yesterday. you can get a drive across the san mateo bridge which by the way isn't that bad. i want to show you something. when you get down to hayward, we just put the little cursor on here. the san mateo bridge itself looks pretty good. i think it's worth the drive quite frankly. let's go to weather, here's steve. >> good morning to you. lots of fog being reported. that's the biggest story. this first system is headed north unless you're watching us at fort bragg, this may give us some rain. but for us it's just going to give us clouds. it has increased the low cloud dock and definitely some fog. a lot of high clouds, mid-level clouds say comi

. >>> let's check in now at 6:47 with tori campbell. hi tori. >> coming up in minutes. parting ways. the reason the city of oakley could cut ties with the contra costa county sheriffs office and who would provide these services instead. >>> a feathery fire alarm. how pearly the pet parrot saved the family in florida when their house was on fire. >>> and hot air balloon jumpers in hot water with the chp. what they allegedly did above west santa rosa that got them in trouble down on the ground. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> time is 6:48. let's go back to sal. welcome back. >> thank you dave and claudine. let's talk about highway 24. 24 had a case of the slow traffic because of an accident thing. that didn't come out smoothly. you know what i'm trying to say. there was an earlier crash inside the tunnel. they had to get a tow truck up there to remove it. it is still a little built slow on the way from lafayette into oakland. it could be worse. the lanes are open now and traffic is doing well. the bay bridge toll plaza that has backed up for a 10-15 minute delay. the d

do you guys have any tories of kid, what they think about their parents who combats for more? i came from a country and i am in a country that i feel peaceful that you guys say is that war. >> well, let me try what i understood to be the first part of the question, which dealt with the history we learned. yesterday was better and day, right? last night i flipped on the tube and the longest day was on tv. older folks remember that make a movie. i lasted about a day and included every male star in hollywood in one part or another. john wayne, henry fonda and on and on. all about the d-day invasion. and a tale of heroism although i was struck by how hollywood has chosen not a moment to portray the year germinal is this true gentleman who stood like adolf hitler. now, the point of that is the history we learn in the military history we learned that gets taught in our schools are shown on prime time television is the history of the to emphasize world war ii, the civil war may be to some degree the revolutionary war. whatever one can say about those com click and their political pur

embroiled in some pretty dirty business now president obama can be about to clean up america's of tory sleaze basic intelligence yard line reforms on friday which could impose limits on the nsa after a whistleblower edward snowden revealed to us all just how far it had gone into our private lives expectations of any fundamental changes are pretty low thirty cents tax reports from washington dc today president obama heads to the department of justice just a few blocks from here they'll deliver a speech on the nsa report specifically what he supports from the forty six recommendations his own review panel put forward a few weeks ago the president is expected to devote a large portion of the speech the privacy concerns of non us citizens and businesses. basically trying to assure for consumers that their privacy will be protected when they communicate using american tech companies like google and yahoo. you might remember when it was disclosed that allied world leaders like brazilian president film a recess were spied on by the nsa. the prisoner was quick to order a revue of that program.

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tori campbell in for pam cook who has the day off. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, what do you see out there? >> well here or in green bay? [ laughter ] i see really cold temperatures. coldest air since 1996 is set to plunge into parts of the great lakes. it looks really cold at lambeau. zero to start off and minus six to minus eight at the second half. for us it looks like nothing we have seen before. there is a few high clouds. 30s to 40s and 50s on the low. 50 in san francisco. there is is still a component of an easterly breeze. a little low off the coast. high pressure inland doesn't like it so it fills with a slight breeze. another mostly sunny day. highs 60 to 70 degrees. here is sal. >>> i want to let you know about this fatal crash in daly city. san francisco area. southbound 280 year the john daly boulevard right in this area here. between john daly boulevard and the exit there at the brotherhood way exit. i think we have a live picture of the scene. these are live pictures of the scene. of this crash involving

>> i think there is in tory ranks almost a fatalism that they are going to take a hammering from ukipust because of what they saw, for example, at east lee -- a target seed for the conservatives, pushed into third by ukip. the europe issue, that plays to their narrative. the one thing that matron them up is the candidates. they have had repeated difficulties with candidates coming out and saying things that they shouldn't have. you think of bongo bongo land. the list goes on. the problem nigel for roche's head is he has always wanted his party to be different. they are not like the others. we don't have this obsession with control and discipline. the consequence of that, sometimes your candidates go a little walkabout. that can land you in all sorts of difficulty. ukip looked extraordinarily well-positioned in the run-up to the european elections, but you cannot take away from the fact that they do have the potential to implode if some of their candidates go awol. >> norman smith, thank you very much for joining us on the program. when a building project is going to cost an estimated

i want to go to tori dunham standing outside the dade county jail. i heard a rumor there's printing up of free bieber signs. i can see people behind you. set the scene for me, tori. >> yeah, ashleigh. there are people here holding up free bieber signs. just a few of them. and some fans as well walking around trying to take pictures and see what's going on. mostly happening here behind me you can see the media all set up. everyone is trying to catch a glimpse of someone coming in or out of the corrections facility here. and now that we know bond was set at $2,500, the talk is going to be will he make bond, when will he make bond, which exit will he come out of? and i just want to rewind a little bit to remind everyone what happened with this story. it was about 4:00 this morning when police say they spotted the two suvs blocking the roadway in this residential area saying that it basically had been set up as a racetrack. then they spotted the yellow lamborghini, red ferrari, justin bieber behind the yellow lamborghini saying he was uncooperative and s