the statute was of her little brother crying. what will happen to us now? if the people don't like us where will we go. we have nowhere to go. will they throw us back to the sea. we don't have a home anymore. anywhere. memory does have a home land. it appeared to me once in the memory of a phone call our mother's bright flame for amy. before i could say, how are you. amy said, a wonder thing happen indeed a conference in japan last month much i was walking with a japanese woman talking about literature when she stopped, turned to me and said, are we still college eyes to you for what we did to your mother in chien and i apologize to you. amy laughed when she said anger disappeared from my life from my very body when my new friend spoke to me. when she acknowledged my childhood grieve and offered hope in the form of an apology. thank you. [applause] >> our next reader is grace angel. she is painter, poet and photographer. married and has 2 girls she is an event planner and art's fundraiser. her works have been exhibited in the bay area and international. she's working on poems entitled, from a fanatic heart. grace. written at a time when i'd say was my hungry

the future cast. we're going to see a nice amount of clearing. all the marine layer, the cloud cover, the strat us pushing back out to sea. r us that means the sun will shine to the city of sfrarn by 2:00 p.m. still warm up to the upper 60s. 57. 57 in the city by the bay today. 75 in san jose. 79 degrees today in gilroy. the reason we're warming up so much is we have this fair stretch of weather brought about by high pressure. amplifying ridge builds in over the next couple of days. really starts to drive the winds offshore, however, as we head through monday, tuesday and wednesday. and of course that brings about the concern for fire danger. we're talking fire danger, right, mike? >> definitely. if you see anything on the side of the roads, give a little bit of smoke and call that in safely to chp. we'll look to the rails first. earlier alarms reported by the spokesperson. resulting in major delays. now down to two minutes system wide. keep that in mind on the roadways. the roadways themselves looking good approaching the bay bridge. just mild backup towards the toll plaza. folks sensitive to seeing any animals. expected

to take part in the first key she regatta. they're building a traditional church she cut back on a nearby island. these days to use only small kayaks for hunting at sea but in the old days large kayaks like this one were used for to hunt for whales and walrus like. this one here is to be gaia. maxime to new and six companions spent more than two days on that journey from to cut cut to keep they traveled by f. train and steamboat the team had brought with them one hundred fifty kilograms of war skin which they were going to use to make a boat but they were in for a disappointment at the end of that journey earlier with the first one fortunately he trotted in transit because we didn't stored properly. nevertheless the truck craftsman managed to find an alternative. they replaced the natural skin of a common chook she wore us with plastic. kayak was ready to use a day before the race. so we turn it around no we'll turn it around when we get to the water. she is an island on lake an egg. here is a unique museum of would not the texture of the island. the collection includes dozens of structures some of them are more than two hundred years old. one of the

the rest of the day we'll start to see the marine layer push back out to sea. and we have a little cut-off low to maybe bring us showers tomorrow. and your seven-day outlook is up in my next report. let's get the traffic report from mike. >> we'll take you out off to the water. you're talking water coming down. now water that's just sitting there. we'll have the one way traffic control off the bridge for the next few minutes. folks, highway 4 is a bigger commute direction. folks on and off at the same off ramp there. already clearing up at 680. we have construction that picked frup the roadways. this is affected for the next half an hour or so. 24 is smooth towards the caldecott tunnel. now it's completely smooth at the coliseum downtown. >> thank you, mike. it is crowded. very early. a bay area city ban could be coming into effect on smoking in downtown. that could be a reality. >>> plus, new 911 recordings of the momentses after a gunman walked into a southern california salon and opened fire. we'll hear them next. >>> and paying for college. the new web tool that will hrmis u determe just how much it will ac

used to san francisco hills. our parking garage filled up quickly on the weekends and during the holidays could usually fills up during lunchtime. i live in the neighborhood and sea traffic backing up on the streets. we try to do a good job with the public. we try to encourage the use of alternative transportation. 71% of our staff can use sustainably. almost four million a year of our tenants drive. most of those folks are from outside of san francisco county. we ask that we keep in mind that parking is at a premium bid to a degree, it does feel like we are dividing up crumbs when it comes to five spaces vs seven, but it is important. also, the average length of stay for our guests is about four and half hours. putting parking limits on the weekends may not serve anyone's interests. we have those in our staff that do drive. oftentimes they are our front- line staff. they live in the city via the use lunch breaks to try to find another parking spot, which is counterproductive. also, we wanted to share that visitors have said parking is their biggest turn off. we want to make sure that we keep in mind the 70% of our visitors -- 70% of our operating income -- income, and the opera

to see this disturbance making its way towards the coast line. shifts to northeast but it will bring us a cool down. the sea breeze returns tonight, tomorrow morning. morning clouds will be back, even the possibility of patchy drizzle. partly cloudy expects for the afternoon. and the biggest effects will be the cooling trend for tuesday and wednesday. dropping off 5-10 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. overnight lows, santa rosa 54 degrees. 59 mayward. 59 san jose. 50s morgan hill. antioch 57. long the coast, 55 degrees pacifica. 58 san francisco. and your afternoon highs, well, more of what we are used to seeing. 74 novato. 74 vallejo. 78 concord. 72 oakland. 6767 san francisco. santa clara looking at 77. as well as san jose. 76 mountain view. 78 los gatos. extended forecast, tuesday, wednesday, the cooler days. slipping below normal for this time of year. and then we will be back into the 70s and 80s in time for next week. >> just in time. thank you. >>> could a priceless piece of art sold for $2 million? -- $21,000? the mystery painting at the center of the debate. the porcherate was sent for -- a researcher says this is a da vinci that dates back 500 years. >>> there was a b

area of low pressure passing to the north of us is helping to ramp up the sea breeze a bit and once it moves by we may get back to an offshore pattern late tuesday night into wednesday. in the meantime though we are going to watch the temperatures dropping. more fog at the coastline and cooler temperatures. our futurecast picking up on that pretty well even a few high clouds across the skies. temperatures are going to be down a bit. and yes, it looks like the surge of low clouds and fog going to continue into tomorrow. so numbers going to look like this. not bad but cooler. 76 milpitas, 74 in san mateo. and 74 degrees in hayward. east bay numbers up into the 70s and also the 80s. as you get inside the bay, you will find those temperatures in the 60s and a few 70s. and as high as 76 degrees in santa rosa. next couple of days we'll see the temperatures drop off but as we head into wednesday and thursday, looks like that offshore wind will kickback in. temperatures warming up rounding out the week. let's check the road with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. and some overnight roadwork in san jose. there was some

the eastern sea board locking in on us. today a dry day, thickening clouds. 71 this afternoon. we will talk about that storm in just a moment. now it's 5:29. back tods. >>> baltimore drive at windsor milks an accident reported in baltimore county. so far accident free in the city, let's

the south bay. that's drying us out. also calm winds in napa. we stop the clock at 10:00 a.m. a lot of the moisture pushes back to sea.t moisture pushing out the sea, we dry out as a result. 72 in fremont. 74 in san jose. although it's not that warm, still warm enough. keep that in mind. we know all the larm and firefighters are privy to the information. they'll be on watch for cigarette butts own the window. it's not a good day. it's illegal every daf. today and tomorrow in particular. don't do it. halloween is cool and cloudy. 74 in san jose on monday. 63 in the city. if you're going to wear a little costume, you'll want a little jacket over it. >> french maid. is this on? good morning, folks. we're looking over here. 680 to 880. the traffic slows because of volume in the south bay. now a look at times. 101 and 280. we'll get you out of the city. a good steady volume moving nicely. the backup to the 880 crossing on the oakland side. then we get you to the bart system as well. the 12th street civic center station down here in oakland is closed because of occupy oakland activity. also avoid the area for driving. downt

to the developing sea breeze. you see it filling in parts of the bay by about noon. then slowly retreat back to the coast 60s there 70s for most of usprinkling of 80s in the east bay valleys. mid to upper 70s in the south bay 76 santa clara sunnyvale peninsula low to mid 70s palo alto 75°. low to mid 60s with stubborn clouds at the coast downtown south san francisco sausalito mid to upper 60s low 60s at beaches inland more sun and mid 70s in north bay valleys. 69 richmond berkeley south low to mid 70s. inland upper 70s along the san ramon valley everybody else in the east bay valleys throw mid 80s. 79 gilroy 80 morgan hill. 62 carmel. tonight higher elevations east bay temperatures cloudy sky in the low to mid 50s. tomorrow the coolest day clouds take the longest to retreat for that afternoon sun. few lingering clouds thursday morning will not be as wet. friday saturday sunday monday temperatures above average even out to the coast have a great day. >>> good morning. back to the mcarthur freeway police activity still going on 580 eastbound on-ramp 98th street closed. stall san francisco southbound 101 chavez blocking a lane of traff

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to finally move on out to sea. you can see the heavy rains through connecticut and back over to rhode island and providence and up into boston. all right, for us, here's the deal. the tables have turned in our favor. tonight, chilly again. wednesday best week, no doubt about it. you'll need your sunglasses. cooler thursday and friday for that matter, but still very nice. all relative really. for tonight, look for clear skies, breezy and chilly. 46 to 54. winds will continue northwest at 10 to 15. that will make it feel chillier, but it also helped us dry out today. so downtown, maybe 53 in arlington. 53 downtown. 52 in springfield. 48 in rockville. 48 in reston and 47 in fairfax. now tomorrow morning, mostly sunny and breezy. a chilly start. it will warm up, but 40s and 50s to begin. winds northwest 10 to 15. by afternoon, mostly sunny, spectacular. you'll need your sunglasses. high temperatures near 75. winds will calm down, too, out of the north at 10. so highs tomorrow, you're inside the beltway, you will be flirting with 75 tomorrow. 75 in arlington. maybe 74 in rockville. but 72 up in baltimore and 73 in gaithersburg and 73 also in reston

used to having here, fog. i came because you want -- you wanted to see the fog and we will deliver. good morning everybody. look at the fog eastbound from sutro tower it is back so is the seaeze that means cooler conditions this afternoon. sunny 80° days are over for most of us especially along the coast sunshine is because you will have the clouds for the better part of today and tomorrow. let's talk about temperatures we are in the mid to upper 50s in most areas. lingering 60 around oakland. around the monterey bay mid to upper 50s thicker fog and 48 with clear sky over gilroy. here's what i'm thinking for this forecast cycle. we are going to see clouds at the coast and cooling trend for all of us begin today mostly cloudy cooler tonight clouds tomorrow morning cooler start means cooler afternoon for tuesday. tuesday night into wednesday interesting how things change so quickly winds reverse course breezy in the higher elevations could have a higher fire danger tuesday night into wednesday. right now there's no watches or warnings something we'll keep an eye on and have been. let's talk about today, fremont four degrees cooler con korpbd six, -- concord six. cool front r

the sea breeze turns cooler. temperatures slowly climbing with a dry start to next weekend. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. now back to you. >>> for many of uss are nothing more than a speck on the horizon. but the islands are alive with biology and history. we got a rare chance to visit the island and see the problems that biologists are trying to correct. >> reporter: it's been said it's not truly a clear day in the bay area unless you can see the islands. even on the clearest of days, it's sometimes necessary to travel to see what appears to be right in front of you. and so the u.s. fish and wildlife service ferried a group of journalists 27 miles past the golden gate bridge to the islands, a place so treacherous it takes a crane to haul in visitors. >> 27 miles from san francisco. think of how many tens of thousands of people drive 27 miles into san francisco every day. >> reporter: but its remote location didn't deter early visitors from wreaking havoc. >> seals were hunted by russian sealers and americans in the early part of the 19th century. they took every last one. >> reporter: but the early settlers also left something behind, mou

sea and sockets. use it against france because they can always repeat that success of my team eighty seven when they beat the frenchman to claim back at the rugby world cup. but let's start with football where in the russian premier league for matches have been played on saturday all of them involving struggling sides the title chasers given an extra their breast following their european games during the wake of the match f.c. cross and picked up all three points in these an altered state beats goal by two unanswered goals of business open sixty minutes into the game for atonement following a mistake from boulder's defense a minute international you're in mrs sound still the final result it's a match made all the right moves in the box. set sarah registered a narrow victory against time to ballot bowl balls the seventeen minutes past to the rebound for a pretty big spectacle state church and some level the table with trying to balance its money comes. to the left match of the day seventh place and from there some creates a better shared point synchro sindar as they drew one all can milenko scored for the sum our team thought of it

that low will go back around us one more time, late tonight, into tomorrow, and finally pull off the jersey coastline and move out to seaay morning by the time the area of low pressure starts to spin out of here. so as a result it will be tuesday afternoon before our weather really starts to improve substantially. today, mostly cloudy, chilly. a few showers coming back into the forecast later this afternoon. highs today, 48 to 55 degrees. back to work and school tomorrow. again, more clouds and sunshine. passing showers from time to time. we're not looking for a lot of rain. but it will be enough to sort of keep your spirits a little gloomy. here's your forecast then. at least a 40% chance of some showers coming back into the picture later on today. 40% chance tomorrow. any rain on tuesday is in the front half of the day. tuesday afternoon we turn the corner facing the sunshine. great weather for wednesday, thursday, friday. and that stretch of great weather goes on into next week. >> wow. >> so just hang on a little bit tough. go out and look for the rainbow. that's a great way to spend a sunday morning, looking for th

use in a national park is the impact on wildlife. >> reporter: congress passed a law back in 2000 requiring national parks to enact what's called an air tour management plan. san francisco sea plane tours flies passenger all over the ggnra. the owner says while his business will take a small hit, he supporting reducing the flights. >> having helicopter buzzing over head would impact the visitors experience. >> limit the noise? >> yeah, yeah most definitely. >> reporter: most people we spoke to agreed. limit the noise, dive into the parks, and enjoy the view. mike mibach, ktvu. >>> vector control hit the streets to control mosquitoes carrying west nile virus. the area targeted is bordered on the north by willow park road and in the south by clayton road. they had complaints about large numbers of mosquitoes and west nile virus has been detected in that area. tonight's fogging was expected to end at 10:00. >>> a battle was brewing tonight between the city of martinez and an artist celebrating a mural of that city's history. he was asked to paint over an important part of his painting. a beaver. the city says it doesn't belong alongside martinez greats like john muer and john

use in a national park is the impact on wildlife. >> reporter: congress passed a law back in 2000 requiring national parks to enact what's called an air tour management plan. san francisco seaes passenger all over the ggnra. the owner says while his business will take a small hit, he supporting reducing the flights. >> having helicopter buzzing over head would impact the visitors experience. >> limit the noise? >> yeah, yeah most definitely. >> reporter: most people we spoke to agreed. limit the noise, dive into the parks, and enjoy the view. mike mibach, ktvu. >>> vector control hit the streets to control mosquitoes carrying west nile virus. the area targeted is bordered on the north by willow park road and in the south by clayton road. they had complaints about large numbers of mosquitoes and west nile virus has been detected in that area. tonight's fogging was expected to end at 10:00. >>> a battle was brewing tonight between the city of martinez and an artist celebrating a mural of that city's history. he was asked to paint over an important part of his painting. a beaver. the city says it doesn't belong alongside martinez greats like john muer and john demagio. >>> the

highest level in sea years equal to four and a half a billion dollars that of us essential bank says ruble has been in the gradual devaluation for about two months spots bull bounce back soon others suggest the problem is a russian is a lot of net capital inflows and the only the mess that we found the banking sector analysts are now open the banks tight monetary policy will help prevent a for the quiet and impact the bank already put through billion dollars to defend the ruble and this prepared to go even further to stabilise of the currency and analysts we've spoken to say that if placed with a fresh recession in europe or in the united states russia will come out on small because it has learned from its past mistakes. so good at the markets starting with the oil do you said the oil is moving ground of building to its lowest with more than a year or month sounds about where the moms of the trumpets with us manufacturing infrastructure spending brown's blend is a vis our losing two and a half dollars a just ninety nine dollars per barrel lights. wheedles down two dollars to answer some. u.s. stocks though still sharply lower after the release of the federal reserve c