. >> it's a vailed action, well not so vailed. e says i have to get to philadelphia.ng to talk about marriage and family in marriage. these are the most pointed comments he's made so far. while everyone may not fall into these categories, he talked about a supermarket and a small store. we used to be more like the small store. now we're like the supermarket. how do we deal with people when they don't fit into the category. he says this and calls them to be pastors. deal with people when they don't fit so it's yes, but. >> there were bishops and some day priests, soon to be priests and he was giving some instructions on the best way to do that job. christianity that does little in practice but incessantly preaching, it does little. >> if you're telling what the church teaches and waving your finger in their face, that's not enough. he wants to use one of his most important word s accompaniment. he wants the pastor to be there and says the pastor should be willing to waste time with families, enjoy spending times with families than just preaching at them. >> we're looki

the mother moose and her two calves have been reported by security cell phones in vail. many outraged when word spread the city was planning to put down or relocate the animals. more than 1,000 people signed a petition for authorities to let the moose remain in the resort town. >> yeah, vail officials say there are no plans to interfere with the animals. hello, they were there long before the people. >> exactly. >> like this is my parking spot. what are you guys doing here. that's what the moose is saying. >> you better back up. >> all right. much more news ahead on eyewitness news in the next half hour including an exclusive. the mta bus driver accused of being drunk behind the wheel is talking to us about his arrest. new details coming in about a deadly shooting on a street early this morning in queens. and george zimmerman reportedly retweeting a shocking picture that has many people furious on social media. back. honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. rig

meantime going bell town vail the 2015 smart phone line up. company will make the announcement in san francisco at 9:00 a.m. promising tasty new treat and much more to give you a hint of what they may be planning to do with the launch. google likely unveil new version of the nexus 5 and 6. leak is you go that both device come with fingerprint readers and u.s. b port. both device will support android 6.0. >> comic book hero came to life at unlikely place this afternoon. we were at ucsf children hospital at "spider-man"batman and other super hero rappel down the side of the building. crusader were window watcher and brought much needed spill to the patient face. >> join super hero that is em powering to the spirit their soul. help them be children and yes out come are improved because they are marshall the energy rather than feeling like a victim. >> hospital staff says helping young patients feel like kids the does wonder for the emotional well-being. >> one other half hour of 7 news at 9:00 coming up next as we continue the frosty handshake be

in fact, we have a big vail of high clouds earlier in the bay area today.s have be moveing to the south and east. with that we have a fair sky. a few partly cloudy skies and a few clouds trying to regroup especially closer to san francisco and pushing toward the bay. patchy clouds for your sunday night. current temperatures will show you lots of 60s out there. we finally have an updated temperature for santa rosa right now it's in the 50s. napa checking in 60 degrees. we'll take a live look outside. looking out toward the bay bridge and we will show you the forecast headlines for tonight. we'll have partly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning fog. a little bit of a drop off in temperatures and the extended forecast will gradually warm up those numbers. here's what's happening as we take a look at the satellite. higher clouds paint us a visit once again. the area that warmed up a good portion of the states backing off. we have this area of low pressure kind of lingering offshore here. it's going to stick around. so monday, tuesday and wednesday. skies becoming par

they are getting in the soda business and up vailed the one that will make soda and carpnated drinks. it will cost you $370. maureen: nearly eight inches of rain fell in north carolina. it causedded a mud slide. a 20-foot retaining wall gave way. the parking lot is closed. officials are worried it will cause more damage. doug: if we get another .4 of an inch of rain at reagan before midnigh it will mean the most rain in single day in washington since end of july. we had a long stretch of dry weather. nowa lot of rain coming here. get started with a lot of rain out west. the arizona in red are the flash flood warnings in effect. shenandoah picked up 2-1/2 inches of rain today. almost the much in culpeper. over an inch in winchester. the rain continues to move north and northeast. leer is washington, d.c. and the area in red and orange. the heaviest rain moving south to north. we noticed the area is drifting east. there is a steady stream of moisture from the south. you see this flow of moisture from the gulf of mexico? that is to our area for the next few days. add to that impact from

. >>> and classes resuming at a sunnily vail charter school after three employees fired following a sexual aassault. purpose? investigators - looking for the ignition source of an overnight house fire - in hayward. >>> breaking news, was it set on purpose? investigators looking from the ignition source of an overnight house nier in hayward. >>> a suspect confronts a woman in here home only to turn and run. >>> the latest on the death of yogi berra. today in the bay starts right now. >>> good wednesday morning, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia cannon. i want to get right to the forecast with keri hall. >> it is 58 degrees in the east bay and a look at the highs this afternoon in the 60s along the immediate coast, 70s for the inner bay and inland areas in the lower 80s this afternoon. expect a high of 86 degrees in the tri-valley. i'll talk more about all of that coming up in the microclimate foreca forecast. let's check in with mike. >> good morning fall. the bay bridge, hey, people are celebrating all over the bay. there's a little backup for the cash payers but not a big deal. we ha

people said if we legalize marijuana nobody will come ski in vail. and this is a great around the year for tourism. not the best snow year. but groups are not scared away from coming here and tourist numbers are as high as they've been. one interesting piece is -- of what happened in the last year, is we've had 10,000 direct jobs in this industry, right. that is not a small number in what is considered a down economy. president obama in his state of the union, we're clawing our way out of the recession and may we turn the corner. but in the last several years it has not been a positive economic climate in this country and we have 10,000 new jobs directly in this industry. and a lot of the jobs, coming out of the university of denver, are jobs that start at $17 an hour, that is the average wage. much better than what you might get at any other entry-level jobs. so i think that is meaningful. and i would say too, there is ancillary jobs that have risen up around this. my law firm, we employ 25 people. and all we do is represent marijuana work and repre

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sarcasm, vail threats and just plain rudeness toward the superintendent. >> he's here serving because of the children. the school district needed one to challenge the status quo. >> it's not clear what the results of the private meeting was. >>> it is 4:35 exactly on friday morning. people getting ready for the weekend. i know there's a lot of people on the roads getting a jump on it as well. weather going to hold up? >> it's going to be hot. maybe they're trying to get out there and get things done before the temperatures go way up into the afternoon. and it is now 59 degrees in san francisco, 64 degrees in sunny veil and 65 degrees now in livermore. here's a look at the highs today. san martin at 97 degrees, palo alto, a high of 89 degrees and the mission district at 80 degrees. also some 90s for the north bay, upper 90s in fairfield, oakland 89 degrees and pleasanton will see a high of 97 degrees. let's see how the roads are moving. >>> we're looking at 101, moving just fine, 680 away us northbound. we're talking about a light flow of traffic all around the bay. northbound around m

. >> chester police commissioner, joseph vail is talking about the decision to release this 15-year-old student after he allegedly brought this very realistic looking handgun to high school this morning, he says it's a reflection of laws in the legislation in cases like this. >> this is a horrendous message to send this community that you can do what you damn well please and if it looks like a toy you can pull it out. >> i'm appalled that anybody would think that way in the city, we have so much violence. >> it was around 10:30 this morning when a student reported that a classmate was walking the halls with what appeared to be a han handgun, the school was put on lockdown. the 5-year-old will be charged with possessing a fake weapon. >> this is a practice run for this young man, and if they don't do something, he will end up one of the statistics or someone is going to end up a statistic if he gets away with this. >> jack whalen agrees at the very least these laws should be reviewed. >> in this particular case it would be appropriate to charge him with a felony but our hands are tied. >

sunny vail on the peninsula low 90's menlo park. 87 san mateo o. near the coast fog will linger 68 in half machine bay. 69 daly city. this is what you are used to. 79 downtown san francisco. north bay still see the sizzle conditions around ukiah clover dale and triple digit. 90 vallejo and 85 oakland and 89 free mochbility inland 80's 104 in livermore. 101 concord. 103 around the pittsburg area. accu-weather 7 day forecast triple digit listening gone over the weekend in the 90's. 60's coast side. humidity will go up and you will feel it next week look at that. 82 on wednesday. what? it's going to be one extreme to the other we will cool it down quite a bit. >> like it. thanks very much. >> out of the blue. what crashed through the roof of the central valley home. what in the world? the world? 7 :00 0 0 >> running in the district 3 san francisco supervisor race held public forum here at the abc 7 broadcast center this evening. incumbent julie wilma and former supervisor aaron answered question from his voters. christensen appointed by san francisco

jack vail has pointed out there's more than one particular kind of panhandler it's very easy to ignoreently i saw a blind man panhandling. what struck me is how many people don't acknowledge him. >> he's going to put together one of his experiments. the great thing about jack is he always likes to put a little comedy twist in there. >> thank you, man. appreciate it. thank you so much. i like that team. >> wait, wait. sorry. what did you just say? >> my hat? >> no, no, no. i just like hockey. >> you don't want to insult the guy. >> or you give him the benefit of the doubt. or maybe he's only legally blind which means he can still see some. >> or you think he's ripping you off. he's not blind at all. he's just trying to get sympathy. >> thank you so much. appreciate that, redhead. are you a photographer? >> kind of. >> my son has a similar camera. >> camera. hang on. >> but wait. >> can i ask why you have a cane and glasses? >> oh, i'm blind. >> so -- okay. >> what -- what? >> okay. well, i hope your eyes get better. >> i think she realizes he's not blind. >> a lot of people look angry t

the government which has always banned the full face vail as a security measure says it isn't takingnces. >>> there has never been a more exciting time to be australian, the words of the new prime minister, mallcom turnbul. he is the fifth prime minister in just over five years. andrew thomas reports. >> reporter: in australia it's becoming a familiar sight, a few prime minister being sworn in. >> i do swear that i will well and truly serve the people of australia. >> reporter: he said his government would put forward a positive future for australia. >> there has never been a more exciting time to be alive than today. and there has never been a more exciting time to be an australian. >> reporter: australia has had a turbulent recent political past. the outgoing prime minister this time said he had much to be proud of, but in his concession speech he said the instability and internal party division had to stop. for his successor, he had this promise. >> there will be no wrecking, no undermining, and no sniping. i have never leaked or backgrounded against anyone. and i certainly won't

they took a no confidence vote last october to no say vail. >>> the biggest evacuation center for victimsire has shut down. the napa county fairgrounds at calistoga shut down at 10:00 this morning. three other shelters are still open. the fire destroyed almost 2,000 homes and burned more than 78,000 acres. check this out. these are satellite images nasa released of the devastating burn scars. they were taken last weekend. everything in red is what burned. >>> tonight t main contractor on the bay bridge project has been slapped with an $11 million fine for those bad bolts on the new eastern span. the panel overseeing the project approved that penalty today. the bolts are supposed to help the bridge survive an earthquake, but more than 100 of them are sitting in salt water and may have to be replaced. testing and temporary fixes have already cost millions. >>> tonight, an arrest, months after an ugly incident on the streets of berkeley. a man snacked in the head with a hammer. it happened during a street protest in december. the victim was trying to keep things calm and prevent looting. aft

sunny vail on the peninsula low 90's menlo park. 87 san mateo o.ear the coast fog will linger 68 in half machine bay. 69 daly city. this is what you are used to. 79 downtown san francisco. north bay still see the sizzle conditions around ukiah clover dale and triple digit. 90 vallejo and 85 oakland and 89 free mochbility inland 80's 104 in livermore. 101 concord. 103 around the pittsburg area. accu-weather 7 day forecast triple digit listening gone over the weekend in the 90's. 60's coast side. humidity will go up and you will feel it next week look at that. 82 on wednesday. what? it's going to be one extreme to the other we will cool it down quite a bit. >> like it. thanks very much. >> out of the blue. what crashed through the roof of the central valley home. what in the world? 7 news at 11 introducing starbucks® small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. >> running in the district 3 san francisco supervisor race held public forum here at the abc 7 broadcast center this evening. incumbent julie wilma and former supervisor aaron answered questio

this is the poent of origin of that massive valley fire that burn 70 fencive toish vail, the kwauz is investigation. that friar is only mo billicont. after the fire hit cob, this is all this's left of that same home. that home was right near the point of or of ark. she she has there's a whether or not he will lot of fire fighters in middle town, including wlom who have loz the. >> fire fighter dauf walk in ooze hooz to connell oobd see it for yourself on the ground. you can see, like, his gram of cocaine, a kumpen area of there. ef some soins that a kwhield livered here vm. >> with cal fire, he's often on the front line. squl yeah, i do my job to protect other people and they're homes. and it's >> we made it through the rocky fire. we made it through the valley fire. >> i just wanded to thank them because they're saving our homes. >> water stins continue do. >> doctor was nothing i do could and my ouz he says his main isble. >> and fire fighter dave watq hirks s sells me em pemd he this is a lost for both of them. live in imsht >> the wild fire victim across the west coast. >>> turnin

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. >>> the new i phonesen vailed earlier this week are now available for preorder.t the market in about 2 weeks. if you're thinking about getting one, we have advice on how to get top dollar for your soon to be old i phone. >>> there are a lot of options to sell or trade your old i phone. >> gazelle and you found are wesites. they make it easy. tell them what you're selling, the condition it's in and they make you an offer. if they accept it, you mail in the phone. when they get it, you get paid. the pay out's pluck wait. -- fluctuate. amazon's trade in program could be a good option. you're paid in amazon credit that you can use for shopg, renting or buying tv shows. if you prefer in person beth buy and several other stores have trade in programs but they pay you only in electronic gift cards to use in the store. you can use the money towards a new i phone and purchase it there on the spot. the stores are ready to give you up to $300 to trade in. they're known for taking a lot of money off the offer depending on the condition as your phone. don't forget, whatever y

with gary meyers to talk about the state of the giants and his new book that has kind of lifted the vail on tom brady and peyton manning, and that's later in our sports update. an interesting read. >> it is. thank you so much. >>> up next, chris christie disagrees with pope francis. hear the one thing that the governor wants the catholic leader to do differently. apple watch may have saved his life. during football practice. dad took a job with the transit authority in '62 because he wanted excellent healthcare for his family. hip and ghi which is now emblemhealth were the first to provide affordable and quality health care for new yorkers. when i became a professor i had a choice, and i chose emblemhealth. that choice meant that when my baby harry needed an operation, he got a world-class neurosurgeon. today all three generations of dawson's are still with emblemhealth. >>> ahead of the papal visit to the u.s., chris christie said governor christie is criticizing the pope's role in helping the u.s. and cuba in restoring diplomatic ties. >> i believe when you have a government harboring

donald trump up vails his tax plan. simple and fair. >> it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and the loopholes available to special interest and the rich. elizabeth: according to his plan there would be no federal income tax on individuals earning less than $25,000 a year or $50,000 for married couples. the highest earns will get a tax rate. >> this will cost me a fortune. >> announcement comes as the latest national poll shows dr. ben car zonk trailing trump by 1%. >> it reflect what is we have been seeing on the roads. >> carly fiorina tied for third. rubio had a scare on the campaign trail this weekend but no one was hurt. on the democratic side, hillary clinton lead is sliding. this is as clinton answers questions about the e-mails were sent from the private account two months before she acknowledged using it. hillary: there was a transition period. i wasn't that focused on my e-mail account. i'm not a technical expert. i relied on people who were. elizabeth: for the poll numbers, what is interesting to n

. >> we were still doing it at vail at christmas time. >> i remember that very well.e spent a lot of time in ski clothes in the living room of the house that ford was renting. >> the bass house. >> gerry ford was proposing a tax increase. a 5% tax surcharge. so i was talking with don, back then he was chief of staff. and dick, who was deputy chief of staff. i said, you are not going to get 5% more revenue with a 5% tax surcharge. you may get 4% more revenue, you may get 3% -- you might also lose revenue because the tax base will shrink. i drew that little curve on the napkin to illustrate that. >> that is one of those events that stuck out in my mind. it is not every day you see somebody whip out a sharpie. and mark up the cloth napkin at the dinner table. he was that way, drew on a lot of napkins. >> my recollection was we were in the restaurant, downstairs. sitting at a table like this. and you drew the curve on the napkin. i was struck by it. i never got the napkin. >> but i have -- the napkin that was put in the smithsonian, the writing was, to don rumsfeld from a

what is happening is, these drivers are going up to lincoln and kelly drive and east falls, and mid vailnue and school house lane, it's a mess. you want no parts of this, if you come out of center city go to kelly drive, or use ridge avenue out to hunting park or if you are trying to get north, use 95 northbound through the work zones, it's not great but better than the westbound schuylkill, 95 northbound is the lesser of the evils this afternoon but neither is really great. and a crash on whitpain near skippack pike on lewis lane. we got rid of our downed pole in cinnaminson and the bad news is we have an overturned vehicle crash along tailers lane at broad street and pennsville, because of the situation walter perez told us about, route 49 broadway remains blocked. lots going on we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> yes, busy thanks matt. stepping outside now, lets take a look at sky 6 hd, looking live over cape may. >> so beautiful, want to be there right now, meteorologist, adam joseph, with your beach worthy accuweather forecast. i'm sigourney weaver, and new york is m

sunny vail, 86. pleasant hill, 87. pittsburg one of the few spots hitting 90.an francisco, 72-degrees. synura fell, 84. and the forecast a couple of degrees cooler, sunday and then monday, a breezy day and then much of next weekings morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and back to average, the heat wave, thankful, is over. >>> well, ferry service between sam fran and temperaturer on could disappear because of money problems. they are asking if they might be willing to take over the line in san francisco. the district is looking into it but there are a lot of things to consider like a lease for the dock, making sure the existing boats will fit, and whether or not they have enough boats to pull it off. >> we would need to consider to look for another boat to operate the service. and ferry boats are not that easy come by. it is not like you can just pick one up. >> and now if the bridge does take over the service the state regulators have to approve that deal. >>> 30 years ago this weekend, video gamers stomped [ inaudible ] for the first time. >> september 13, 1985

janine de la vega joins us from is sun ji vail. have you heard from the school or parents?ter: parents haven't come yet. we spoke with them yet. but we spoke to the principal and the principal says that this young man who was arrest underwent a background check, but if they don't have a criminal record or no red flags come up, there is no way to predict whether he was a predator or not. 18-year-old was arrested for sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl. officers took him into custody on the campus of spark charter school where the alleged incident happened. the school is new and just opened a month ago. chow worked as a lufrnl aid and teacher's -- lunch aid and teacher's assistant during the extending care period. >> it's scary. do we kooef our child here -- keep our child here or move him? >> police releasing few details, but found out about it because the victim reported it to an adult. spark charter school sits on the campus of columbia middle school, so police are in had touch with principals of both schools. they do not have information that chow assaulted any other s

we got off the phone with a passenger from sun,vail who is now stuck in frankfurt. he describes that moment he knew something was going wrong. >> and about 15 minutes into the flight, the captain comes on the intercom and he said we are returning to the airport due to a security matter. and that point it struck me today is 9/11, we're on a united flight to the u.s., and the tragic events that happened over a decade ago come to mind. >> with this being the anniversary of 9/11, as that gentleman said, it has everyone a bit on edge, as you might imagine. passengers were screened individually and united is working to get those passengers back home. no word exactly on what the security colonel was. we are working to get more details on this midair scare, and we'll bring you updates as they come in. >>> as we do pause to remember september 11th, 14 years ago this morning, your world changed, our world changesed, everyone. 3,000 people killed in coordinated attacks in new york, washington and pennsylvania, and events across that nation marking the somber -- >> one ewent ya

low clouds underneath this vail of high and mid level clouds and they continue to stream in. breeze is okay. 50s on the temps to near 60. i doubt they move too much. the key has been 23 gusts to 31. travis has been about less than ten for a week. the moisture is not going anywhere at least for a couple days and then we have a low coming late wednesday into thursday. a lot of cloud cover. maybe some rain up in the sierra. a lot of cloud cover for us. plenty of clouds cooler and breezy. low clouds, cooler. in fact the cooling continues for inland areas. 70s for many. 60s and 70s coast and bay. san francisco sal? >>> better. we -- not we. i like to say we. chp has removed the crash southbound 101 at the 80 split and traffic is going to be busy as you drive through but it's getting better and now that is going to help the commute getting off the bay bridge and also getting into san francisco in general on 101. that is good they have removed it and the sig alert has been canceled. let's two to the toll plaza where traffic is busy. we're also looking at the commute on the south bay

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meetings set for sunny vail, san jose and campbell. >>> bay area hairstylist is using skills to help children cope with hair loss from cancer and other conditions. heidi otis of campbell launched a nonprofit to make wigs and hair pieces from donated hair. she's been doing it out of own pocket for ten years. hopes to restore confidence in children who often lose self-esteem when they lose their hair. >> i felt better about myself when i went to school, felt normal, like i fit in, like i didn't stand out from everybody else. >> i eat, sleep, and breathe this and my goal is to make people feel whole again, especially kids. >> it was only three months ago that otis turned her passion into a nonprofit and september is awareness month for childhood kans sxer alopecia, are the medical term for hair loss. >>> for the first time since glad debuted in 2006, broadcast network received a grade of excellent for its program about the lgbt community. glad says fox featured the highest percentage of lgbt inclusive, original programming hours. 45.4% thanks to shows like empire when you see here. they

picture vailed 7-5 an won the match in straight sets. she said she wasn't quite kervel. you know, she's thinking about this grand slam. 7-6-6-3 serving the set. nina and serve goes to return live to take the first set 6-3. match point venice getsing done. she wins three, 6-3, 6-2. >> final preseason for the jets and giants. speaking to new england here's latest on deflate-gate source of knowledge with the situation tells me we could get a ruling from judge berman today. maybe even this arch. finally we ended with this. what do you make of this? if a boston radio host went on tv last nooght and said this when asked how to get rid of roger goodell as nfl commissioner? >> no chance that this guy is -- years from now. power move. that makes 150 million dollars. okay -- what tells do you do my friend? how do you get him out? in the oh -- no. complicated. insurance policy. >> that's if a statement -- >> obviously he said it in just. but still, you know there's a certain responsibility you have when you're on it's and you're on the radio you can't. >> joke about something like

officers from the sunny vail department of public safety arrested 18-year-old for sexual assaulting an 18-year-old girl on campus. served as lunch aid and teacher's assistant during the extended care period. period are releasing few details, but did say they found out about it because the victim reported it to an adult. spark charter school sits on the campus of columbia middle school, so police are in touch with both principals. they do not have information that chow assaulted any otherville, but they're investigating. >> this employee had only been around for approximately a month and working part-time. we're hoping that there is nothing more, but we want to be certain. >> the spark charter school principal says chow had undergone background checks and the school is cooperating fully with the investigation. both spark and columbia have sent home letters to parents about the incident. of parents have been calling police and of course this has left them up easy. and coming up in a later newscast, you'll hear from some of those parents. >> thank you janine, we'll check back in with you

low clouds underneath this vail of high and mid level clouds and they continue to stream in.e temps to near 60. i doubt they move too much. the key has been 23 gusts to 31. travis has been about less than ten for a week. the moisture is not going anywhere at least for a couple days and then we have a low coming late wednesday into thursday. a lot of cloud cover. maybe some rain up in the sierra. a lot of cloud cover for us. plenty of clouds cooler and breezy. low clouds, cooler. in fact the cooling continues for inland areas. 70s for many. 60s and 70s coast and bay. san

sunny vail, san jose and campbell are are talking. >>> we should continue to expect volatility on wall yesterday closed with gains of nearly 300 points, follows the day of 400-point losses of the the nasdaq back in positive territory for the year. so far this morning, premarket trading shows all three indexes up slightly. >>> netflix appears to be maybe bouncing back. it looks like the stock price is set to open flat to slightly down. shares dropped to 8% in the last two days after hulu announced it would start offering streaming video service without ads for $12. >> the battle fof customers. >> absolutely. >>> the time is 5:16. check in with sal. are you taking care of folks on highway 24 and every place else? >> yeah, we're looking at that, dave and pam. good morning to you. highway 24 westbound as you drive through. it looks okay as you are driving up to the tunnel. there have been no major problems here and traffic continues to move along very nicely all the way through to the oakland side. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, of course. traffic moving along very nicely. driv

>> reporter: jessica, that satellite made here at lockheed martin in sunny vail, took off this morning, bringing mobile technology, the kind we use every day, to our military. it's heading 22,000 miles above the earth. a satellite to bring our armed forces better, more secure mobile communication, and it was built here at lockheed martin's silicon valley facility. >> there's hundreds of people that come together on satellite programs. >> reporter: this satellite is the newest of its network, hovering above the planet to bring the kind of mobile technology we civilians take for granted, to or military, with a lot of security built in. >> that means that nearly everyone in the world, you're going to get coverage. that high-speed voice, data and video. for secure mobile users, that's not been a possibility before. >> reporter: it will now help our forces communicate safely. something that brings pride to the bay area. >> absolutely a sense of pride, even though this launch happened around 3:18 a.m. pacific time, you bet there are employees here who have been working on this program for ye

sarcasm, vailed threats and not so veiled threats and just plain rudeness toward the superintendent. >> he's here serving because of the children, the school district needed someone to challenge the status quo. >>> integration is exclusion. that's the message from special education advocates to school administrators in oakland. dozens of special ed students, parents and teachers hold a news conference. they're against the superintendent east decision to move many students served by special programs into general education classes. they say integration cuts off students from the extra help them need. but putting strugglings students in classes helps them to succeed. >>> happening now, much anticipation on apple's newest item. the new 6 and 6 plus will go on sell in a couple of hours ago. >> people are coming in by foot, others by machine. we're live in palo alto who has been lining up since yesterday. and there's a particular camper that stand outs from the crow. >> reporter: you must be talking about brianna from san diego. she's being interviewed. we'll hear from her in about 30 minu

ten degrees cooler in sunny vail and napa starting to get in on the game this hour and just in the past hour alone dropping 11 degrees. that's exactly what we want to get these numbers down. now, let's get a look at the forecast and the key difference that's going to keep our temperatures down at least for most of the next seven day and out of the 100s is getting this area of high pressure to move out. tomorrow we think that's going to fade and we'll see a cool front move through. a dry cool front so no rainfall for us and here's the key thing. 15 to 20 degrees of cooling, so not only a cold front on tuesday but also one as we head throughout saturday's forecast and both of those systems will help to keep again. our numbers out of the 100s and at least closer to where we should be for this time of the year. a look at the microclimate forecast as we head through tuesday and this is admittedly a loy better for you. 83 degrees for the forecasted high and 85 in cupertino. if you head to the coastline a stark difference 66 and the clouds increasing. for san francisco areas of fog moving into

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vigilance about protecting that heritage and even though he didn't say it, even understands it's a vailedt the fight between the bishops and obama administration imposed as part of health care reform. it's a domestic point. when the president talked about religious freedom, he talked about persecuted christians abroad and how awful that is and how we need to do whatever we can to come to their aid. he was talking as a foreign policy question. while they could agree on the value, the application of it in those two situations was different. >> the pope was basically saying as a government try to build a better society, you still need to respect the religious freedom of americans and of catholics certainly and of christians who are opposed to this contraception mandate. >> the pope was trying to make the message to the obama administration and public officials about protecting religious freedom. there is a catholic point and since his election there is an attempt sometimes in some american media outlets to pit pope plan sis against the american bishops like pope francis is the hip maverick r

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cool for you. 55 for the jersey shore, and 57 for madison and north vail. new rochelle, refreshing. only 53 for the high. but it's cooler. the area of high pressure will deflect and suppress the rain to the south. that's not good news. we need the rain, but we are dry tomorrow, and it will be again, a mix of sun and clouds, and then up to 80 on wednesday as fall rolls in. the warmest of the week will be when fall arrives on wednesday, hanging on to the heat and right now, hang on to the dry, too. bad for the lawn. a blessing for the pope and the throngs that will meet and greet him. beautiful skies, and new jersey, the only president born in new jersey is doing some renovating, and they pulled out the heavy artillery to help. this was very cool. they are adding to the grover cleveland birthplace memorial. where else can you see the giant flag and the convertible? you need masons, and we had them there. that's the carriage house. they are expanding it. they will have a learning center and finally bathrooms h we never -- which we never had. that is not me. i'm manning the camera. it's

to expect new iphone models but not a major redesign, and it's speculated new apple tv will be up vailed. >> if you're traveling in brooklyn, an accident is blocking the bqe at atlantic avenue, and now a delay to the belt mitigating circumstance. 30 minute wait not only a here at the george washington, but the lynn condition and holland as well. john, what do you have? >> i have all my favorite new colors roaded up, and happy new school year. get it? today. 94 feeling like 95. and then watch out. stray storm later today, and tomorrow. [002:29:57;00]

the vail has now been pulled back and all of us now see the walls behind the abortion industry. and the horrifying plight of its little human victims who we must not forget are the least of these, our little brothers and sisters. our response as a people and a nation to these horrors shown in these videos is vital to everything those lying out in arlington national cemetery died to save. the born alive abortion survivors protection act, madam speaker, protects little children who have been born alive. no one in this body can absecure the humanity and personhood of these little born alive babies. nor can they take refuge within the schizophrenic paradox, roe vs. wade, has subjected this country to for now more than 40 years. the abortion industry has labeled -- labored all these decades to convince the world that unborn children and born children should be completely separated in our minds. that while born children are persons worthy of protection, unborn children are not persons and are not worthy of protection. but, madam speaker, those who oppose this bill to protect born aliv

is clear that if we reject this plan, the multilateral sipping shuns regime will start to unafter vail, pressure on iran will lessen and. that is not obviously the path as some critics would head us to believe to a so-called better deal. it's a path to a much weaker position for the united states of america and to a much dangerous middle east. this is by no means a partisan point of view that just expressed. henry paulsen, was secretary of treasury under president george w. bush. he helped design the early stages of the iran sanctions regime but just the other day he said, quote, it would be totally unrealistic to believe if we backed out of this deal the multilateral sanctions would remain in place. paul volcker, who chaired the federal reserve under president reagan said, quote, this agreement is as good as you are going to get to think that we can unilaterally maintain sanctions doesn't make any sense. we should pause for a minute, to contemplate what voting down this agreement might mean for iran's cadre of hard-liners. for those people in iran who lead the chants of death to ameri

sunny vail and cupertino. a lot of people getting to this place. it is crowded as you drive-thru.thbound 880 getting a lot of work and 580 and 680 are slow in the trivalley they have slow traffic on platte to palo alto and daly city, not to be out done. northbound 280 is slow and also slow getting into san francisco. getting from the east bay. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 25 to 30-minute delay if you're paying cash in all of the lanes, then another 15 minutes on the span. it is 8:03. let's go back to the desk. >> hundreds of people are on their way to sacramento this morning demanding that law enforcement agencies be made more accountable. >> it has to do with a law that involves racial profiling. ktvu janine de la vega live. who is showing their support? >> the bus left from the church parking lot about an hour or so ago and it is headed to a rally on the south lawn of the capitol. now there, is already a law that currently exists that prohibits an officer from racially profiling but there is a new bill that this group supports that creates clear cut guidelines. m

that vail. the low -- this is the low that's happened into some of that bringing it up here. lot of high clouds. the low will move over us. west-southwest fairfield would like to see about 20, 25 miles per hour out of that. not seeing it yet. 48 in ukiah. a little cool there. also 46 in arcata, the higher clouds will give a mostly cloudy forecast not south, still mostly sunny to the north. after that fog burns off, the low i'm standing in front of will track over us as we head towards midweek. the higher clouds might take a few degrees off. the weekend it could be one extreme or the other. models are not in sync. 60s, 70s, 80s. i think one more day tat 90s -- at 90s. too much in the way of the low cloud deck for the rest of the week. inland temps are inching down. it took a long time. 60s, 70s to upper 70s on the peninsula or very, very low 80s. and cooler pattern into tuesday. much cooler wednesday into thursday. we'll tackle the weekend when i get to friday. >> so gasia can go running today? >> jogging, jogging. >> sprinting. nice, nice. cooler. >> slow jog. thank you. >>>

they could have gotten into the town and gotten out of the town and broadening it looking for sir vails stations and things like that. >> following another story, developing out of san antonio, texas, here where a press conference is expected to happen from the sheriff's department coming to this video. this is a fatal police shooting in san antonio. you are taking a look at video. 41-year-old gilbert flores shot and killed on friday and based on the video seeing taken by somebody there in the community raising a lot of questions about this shooting, especially you see him there flores with one arm raised. the other one is covered up by the utility pole and that's the question of what happened before this shooting. what were the circumstances? police were there responding to a domestic incident. the woman there at the home had some cuts on her face. there was also an infant that may have been injured. so when's your take on this knowing that they're going to be speaking about the video and what they found as far as the shooting of this flores, this man? >> it's understandable people wa

but when we talk about black people, there is this seizure va -- seizure vailing part of it. there is really fascinating research coming out. we talk about bias, we talk about police and testing. there is also new research that came -- i think this is your research about masculine insecurity. i was like, yeah, that's him. you should read his research, everybody, it's great. but about testing masculine insecurity -- we got to talk -- as a better predictor of better policing than racial bias might be. fascinating research, and samson out of harvard also came out with interesting research about -- we talk about burke's research, we believe that is important. he calls that spublic disorder. what he is saying is private disorder is actually what's leading to a lot of community violence. this idea that it is in a personal drama, it is domestic abuse, it is landlord tenant disputes that actually ripple into violence that we call community violence, with the myth of a person hiding behind a car ready to steal your purse is not about out bound communities. can we work with police, wha