earthquakes in vancouver. 39th minute and shoved watson in the back. penalty kick for the white p cays. morales facing bush and 1-0 caps. 56th minute and watson again. nicely done with the header. shutout in vancouver with a final of 2-0. that shove did not help. >> thank you, larry very much. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig wake up weather. inland areas will start out clear, but you will have to watch out for the fog along the coastline. light wind and temperatures in the 50s and 60s at 5:00 a.m. look how quickly they come at 8:00 a.m. 58 to 68 degrees. it is a spare the air day. mike nico is going to be here tracking the temps. dan and ama? >> thank you, sandhya. >> that's our report. thank you for your time. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, face

two people were killed and five others injured yesterday in a head-on collision between a vancouver and a bus. you're looking at video from kron 4. this is a story you will see only on kron 4. >> reporter: they were the sweetest people that we've ever met. >> reporter: these individuals say their neighbors were taken too soon. >> they were lovely people and i thought this was a great part of their life and they seemed happy. >> they welcomed us and we hate to see them go. >> reporter: the only son tells kron 4 his parents were the two people who died as result of their green vancouver swerving over the center line in san mateo friday, colliding head on with a bus. the couple was married for nearly 60 years and since the 1970s, lived in this home on high view drive. the muellers lived across the street for the past decade. >> they left every day to go upper place and they loved -- to go someplace and they loved dogs. and they worked on cars. >> reporter: in this neighborhood, they'll be dearly missed. >> they were sweet, genuine people. >>> a fire at the share air traffic con-- a fire at

earthquakes in vancouver. 39th minute and shoved watson in the back. penalty kick for the white p cays. morales facing bush and 1-0 caps. 56th minute and watson again. nicely done with the header. shutout in vancouver with a final of 2-0. that shove did not help. >> thank you, larry very

said he donated $100,000 to a foundation for animals and still faces potential criminal charges in vancouver. >> dozens of people have been allowed back if their apartment building after a fire in the tenderloin district with planes erupting from jones street at 6:30 this morning and 65 people were evacuated from apartments above the shop and there was a danger of the fire spreading to northbound by builtings before the crews arrived and took the firefighters an hour to put the fire out. a firefighter sprained an ankle fighting the blaze. >> another fire in sonoma shut down a high school gym for at left the next few days. fire crews were called to healdsburg high school at 3:00 this morning and quickly put out the flames and contained the fire to the jim. officials believe an electrical problem could be to blame. >> crews battling the happy camp complex fire in northern california are warning residents that the flames could jump out of nowhere right up to their homes. officials say the unstable air could push the embers two miles and has now bound 100 square miles and now is only 15 percent

going to vancouver, rain mainly on tuesday. and finally getting back to 20s in chicago, as well as toronto and that's gorgeous weather for the eastern seaboard. washington, d.c. your high is going to be 22 degrees with abundance of sunshine. all right, across in europe, we're looking at very bad weather for eastern areas of europe, like the black sea region, as well as the northwestern russia. very strong winds are blowing and there's the risk of hail, and excessive amounts of rainfall. but a high pressure system is set to move in to central parts of europe, bringing nice weather. but some heavy rain is anticipated for the southern areas of the iberian peninsula, as well as some light showers for the british isles, and the south of the scandinavian peninsula. temperatures will be cooling down across central europe on tuesday. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. 1x1xxx >> these are the headlines. airstrikes target the islamic state organization in syria. five arab countr

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earthquakes at vancouver. san jose already down 1-0 in the 56th minute.caps corner, kendall watson buries the header. bit of a swim move. check it out right here from watson to get open. vancouver wins 2-0. earthquakes now winless in their last seven games. that's it sportswise. more news coming up after the break. >>> finally tonight, the latest guinness book of world records goes on sale tomorrow. yep, there's actually still a book. have you seen this? it's the 60th anniversary of the quirky read. among the new records, this guy from denmark. and yes, that's an actual golf club. he created the world's longest usable golf club. it measures 14 1/2 feet in length and has hit a golf ball more than 540 feet. >> unreal. >> if it wasn't hard enough to hit a golf ball for me to begin with. that might make it more challenging. i'm not sure it would be easier. >> it's amazing. the guinness goes on sale, what did i say, tomorrow. thanks for joining us tonight. have a great day tomorrow. we hope to see you back here on nbc. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller c

vancouver scores in the third. marlow can't clear, and thank you very much. canucks are the winner

there's no word if he's be facing any animal abuse charges in vancouver. >>> there's a chilling new videofrom the terror group isis. another american journalist appears to have been executed and the group threatens there could be more. torre dunn has the latest. >> reporter: shortly before what appears to be steven stofloff's death he spoke on the camera. the masked men on the video spoke to president obama. >> just as you continue to strike our people, our knife will continue to strike the next of your people. >> reporter: the isis figure also threatened the life of british captive david haynes. soffloff was previously seen in another video. shortly after this video was released a state department spokesperson said the intelligence community is working to confirm its authenticity. >> if the video is genuine we're sickened by this brutal life of one human being taking the life of this american citizen. >> reporter: he was a freelance journalist who grew up in south florida. he traveled to syria to cover the civil war before he disappeared in august of 2013. his disappearance was kept secr

quakes in vancouver. this shove in the back leads to a penalty kick for the white capps.oots and scores. he guessed right, to his right. 1-0 caps. then amazing effort here by wafton, who heads in the corner kick. and san jose gets shut out in vancouver, the final was 2-0. >>> one day after commissioner roger goodell insisted that the nfl just tried and tried and tried but somehow couldn't get their hands on video of ray rice punching his fiancee, the bombshell today. tonight, apparently they had all along. now they will hire robert mueller to conduct an independent investigation of the entire mess. the associated press reports a law enforcement official sent a video to the nfl back in april. we're told there's also a 12-second voicemail from an nfl phone number in which a female voice expresses thanks for the video, and says, you're right, it's terrible. the nfl, which has bungled and backpedallinged is now backpedalling again. they say they will look for the case of the missing video, perhaps in their own mail room. >>> big concern given that the chicago bears are coming

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at the fairmont hot springs resort in vancouver, canada, you get a circus act. on the golf course when this lovely little bear, and there are three others there, decided to give them a little circus act. >> you are hilarious. >> if there are bear cubs around, you know mama is somewhere close by. >> after getting a good scratch, let me give these golfers a show. >> they had enough with the pole, but then there was a golf ball. >> gone. look at that. put it in the hole, buddy. there goes your ball. >> if an animal moves your ball, you are not penalized. put it back to where the ball was taken. >> i've heard of an eagle, but i've never seen a bear. >> all right, it's time to give away an ipad mini. you are going to need thursday's buzz word, be 18 years old and a u.s. legal resident. head over to rightthisminute.com and click on win an ipad. you can win on each every day. >> ready to reveal thursday's buzz word? >> yes. >> it is whistle. get over to rightthisminute.com, click on win ipad button and enter whistle. good luck, everybody! >> it's the remake of one hot

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our area of low pressure is skipping off the vancouver system which will drive this system our way but mostly spot north. the low clouds are clearing in time for the high clouds to start moving in and taking over our sky for the afternoon hours. it will be prettiest over the next couple of hours. it will be partly sunny but dry. rain comes tonight and it will be wet tomorrow for the commute more than this morning and dry and seasonal weekend is on the way. our high temperatures are night, upper 60's to low 70's, the coast into san francisco and mid-to-upper 70's around most of the bay and hit the 80's around fremont, san jose, morgan hill, up to napa and cloverdale and those are low-to-mid 80's. at game, u.v. index is going to be high today so be careful. we will have clouds and sunshine but mostly sunshine and home we will see the cool air at cloverdale and napa at mid-to-upper 50's. the system is very sharp. the cold air is behind it. the warm air is ahead of it. a lot of liquid but not a lot of moisture with the first fall front the we will be colder. the question; how much rain? an

showers into vancouver and seattle and down toward the deep south, showers in atlanta, thunderstormsn miami, highs ranging from 23 to 31 degrees. we also have another area of some strong weather taking place in europe. down toward spain, you can see here the cluster of clouds. eastern spain and most of france looking at the possibility of seeing some severe weather going through monday. meanwhile, the rest of europe seeing some much drier and sunnier conditions because of high pressure. 20 in warsaw, 70 in kiev, paris and barcelona, you are going to see some rain and possibly thunderstorms, some of them may be strong. i hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour. thanks for watching  >> protesters in hong kong facedown teargas but they still remain in the street. the biggest challenge to beijing since the crackdown on tiananmen square. calling all for the search for survivors on mount ontake, which erupted without warning on sat

the rain is from kressent city to vancouver with a waiting game when it arrives. the south is brightest and warmest temperatures around los gatos and gilroy at 84 and 87. upper 70's and nearly 80 the rest of south bay. like year. same on the peninsula, mid-to-upper 70's, and 80's in los altos. and low 70 downtown and south san francisco. we will have high clouds with the low clouds. the thick of the clouds are in the north bay. we will ramp up into the upper 70 to nearly 80 and we are looking at national weather service after the sun will set at 7:05. increasing high clouds and sunshine and warmest around castro valley and fremont and home 80's throughout the east bay valley and the warmest weather is here with high clouds and sunshine this afternoon. tonight is another mild one with mid-to-upper 50s butten is getting light rain overnight. we are still seeing the jet stream push the miles an hour to the north but it is singing -- sinking the cooler air and at 5:00, i don't think this is going to make it to the ground in cloverdale but for the higher elevations. fu

the city managers says vancouver is the most walkable city.ed for its excellent quality of life. one group calls it the most livable city in the world. all right. sounds like we need to start booking our flights. >>> this first marks the 13th anniversary of 9/11 attacks and also marks the beginning of a very special bond between two long island families. it began last month, when marlene quinn found this bracelet in the surf at a state park in new york. she was at the beach, seeking comfort, after the sudden death of her firefighter brother. the bracelet she found belongs to the family of another firefighter, michael ottin, the only person in quinn's town to die in the 9/11 attacks. quinn returned the bris let to otten's widow. >>> thanks for joining me. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" begins right now with poppy harlow in new york. >>> hi, everyone, you're in the "cnn newsroom." i'm poppy harlow joining you from new york. president obama will reveal his strategy to defeat isis this week. the president will outline his game plan in a speech to

. >> in the morning buzz we're talking about a golf course in vancouver, canada.t's the mountain golf course, they are known for wildlife sightings. it is an adorable cub. look like he was doing a dance with the flag. that's the 15th hole. he gives up on that, and steals a ball off the green. it turns out that bears regularly turn up on these golf courses and hang out. they enjoyed the show. >> you said it was the 15th hole. i heard it was a real bear. somebody had to say it. >>> developing this morning, a driver rides the rails in delaware county, yes the rail with police in in hot pursuit. >> a judge is reading the verdict in the high profile oscar pistorius murder trial. it could be a while. "action news" has those stories when "action news" continues ♪ one...two...three...four.... ♪ drop and roll ♪ drop it more...drop ♪ i wanna know your name ♪ i wanna, i wanna know your name... ♪ ♪ you got me droppin' the cut ♪ ♪ you got me droppin' it down... ♪ ♪ ♪ name droppin' on them boys with the tags, don't stop ♪ ♪ me and my crew just droppin' and dancin' ♪ ♪ stop, sto

he didn't want to go the east so he worked vancouver and portland and seattle to stay away from the east. they just wanted to get it back together. those were great days, man. and they were the greatest professors we could dream of. he always used to say young blood, step into my office. let me pour you a cold one. that is when he was going to give you a life lesson. >> you were a trumpet player obviously. but what was it about clark terry's sound that made you want to understudy him? >> he had expression that you can feel strongly in this film. he had expression. each phrase he played was just totally jazz. but all the jazz bands did that, you know? and the beep bop groups, too. a vocal similarity of what a rift should be. all of that stuff. it's a science. >> yeah. he has told this story countless times. he tells it in the film. he has written it in books, he has told it in interviews, but he remembers full well when he first met you and how you came to him and made him, begged him to give you lessons. >> he just called me skinny. i turned around and lookedv-Ñ a clarinet. >> but late

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the 500-pound bear slept for eight years before he woke up and this was posted on the web site in vancouver. they tried to coax the animal into a green space but he zigzagged from yard to yard before taking another nap in bushes. obviously he was tired. the bear may have eaten some federal minuted apples and was ready for high before nation. he is not a problem bear and he last him there to sleep it off. >> you recognize that bear right, from goldie looks. >> the fermented apples were just right. >> friday light commute is "fine another way to work," commute for thousands in the north bay. we have the impact of the golden gate bridge ferry strike. >> city leaders want to have answers on the security breaches some people think vegetaen gians but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn ar

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across the americas, wet and windy conditions are still happening over the west, such as seattle and vancouver it another round of clouds. this is the low pressure system in front, and this is the severe weathermaker providing a risk of hail, thunderstorms, and heavy rainfall from the northern rockies down towards the four corners region, and desert southwest. now, looking quite clear for the rest of the eastern u.s., and rainy weather has moved away from the northeastern u.s., such as new york city, as well as washington, d.c. however, rain will continue to pound the florida peninsula as we go into the next couple of days. temperatures are at 24 degrees in atlanta, 25 in washington, d.c. jumping up to the mid 20s in new york city. we saw quite low temperatures on thursday. and across the mid part of the u.s., quite high for this time of year once again, 31 degrees in denver, 27 in winnipeg. the hot air will continue to stay here into the next couple of days. but dive down to the mid to lower teens as we go into the weekend. so please watch out for the sudden change in temperatures. now finall

i was sent off to vancouver for boarding school and then to the university of british columbia to study life sciences. in 1960, before the world was known to the general public, i discover the science of ecology, how all things are interrelated and how people are related to them. in the mid-1960's, at the height of the vietnam war, the height of the cold war, and the threat of all-out nuclear war and the growing concern for the environment, i was transformed into a radical environmental activist. [laughter] i can't seem to get it to go that way anymore. i found myself in a church basement with a like-minded group planning a protest voyage against u.s. hydrogen bomb testing in alaska. we proved that is somewhat ragtag group could sail an old halibut boat across the pacific, help galvanize of the composition, and change the course of history. that turned out to be the last hydrogen bond the united states ever detonated. president nixon canceled the remaining test in the series due to the overwhelming opposition we had spearheaded. on our way back from alaska, we were welcomed into the big

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the west, chilly for this time of year in winnipeg, 25 for the high. 20 degrees for the high in vancouver. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that was this hour's "newsline" coming to you from our studios here in tokyo. i'm james tengan. thanks for watching. i love there. it is 1:00 p.m. in paris -- hell o there. it is 1:00 p.m. in paris. the headlines this monday -- barack obama is to outline his strategy for data when the islamic state organization -- thats in the french press there was a plan for an attack in paris on the fourth of july. there are no elements of that in

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this time from a vancouver golf course where play was unexpected stopped. >> stopped not by a greensl but a baby bear determined to put on a show. apparently the flagstick on the 15th hole seemed like a perfect dance partner so dance he did to the delight of bystanders and his bear buddies. >> that's when you go to the 19th hole and just forget the game and call it a day. >> no. most men don't. they want to continue through. they can't let it go. >> captured on camera. honey, you're not going to believe what i did on the course. hole in one? no better. >>> up next in "the pulse," a player's prank. some fun with fans at a wax museum. >>> news anchors greeted by a creature. [rob] so we've had a tempur-pedic for awhile, but now that we have the adjustable base, it's even better. [alex] when i put my feet up on this bed, my stress just goes away. [evie] i go up...heeeeyyy... [donna]our tempur-pedic is the best thing in our house, 'cept for my husband. [lauren] wait,wait,where are you going? [announcer] visit your local retailer and discover how tempur-pedic can move you. i'm j-e-f-f and

. >> they've been picketed in vancouver and los angeles. it's cost them probably millions of dollars. every time they slow down and every time they have problems loading and unloading. >> protestors are hoping for a repeat of the boycott that happened last month involving another ship, a devon group picketed that ship and the unloading of that ship as well. that israeli ship left the port of oakland with most of the cargo unloaded. and protestors plan to stay out here until they can produce the same results with thies ailey ship. we're trying to get in touch with the company to get the responses to the protests. we'll have an undate later on in the show. >>> people in fairfield are clearing up today after two to three inches of rain fell in fairfield in a throw hour period yesterday. that triggered a flash flood and rocks came down into the roads. traffic was reduced to one lane in that spot. the same storm brought 6 inches of hail to the city of napa. it was hailing for about 25 solid minutes. it looked like the ground was covered in snow.

the effluent from northern vancouver. we got delayed. we havkind of went with it. we were able to get some tickets to the white sox game. despite the incident here. a much more stressful weekend for hillary >> we were notified that it was canceled. >> help you feel all all of that? >> 36 year-old contract worker has been charged with setting friday's fire. the faa has october set october 13th to have a facility operational. printing and technicians from around the country working 24 hours a day to rebuilding the center. >> in the meantime the faa has moved in a traffic controllers who normally work at the facility to surrounding facilities to help keep their traffic moving. >> did you do what we told you to do? >> no i did not. >> i checked in and that isn't. so far so good >> yesterday at o'hare was operating traffic of about 60% of a typical day. midway was at 75%. the faa is expecting improvements. it will not be fully functional for a few more days. that is why we need to check with the airline before going to the airport. >> aviation expert says there is a lot

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very tightly wound area of low pressure, it has been pouring from vancouver bc down to eugene, oregon. and they are going to keep most of the rainfall up there. but the front being shoved forward by that area of low pressure. it will make it down here tomorrow night. majority of the north will stay to the north. but this time of year sometimes that cold front can make it all the way down into and through the bay area. that is what will happen and some of you in the north bay will have some showers outside of your house by this time tomorrow. let's time it out for you with futurecast. the green rainfall in the northern counties as early as 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. rain showers work their way south throughout the day tomorrow. if you are not wet, you're going to be cloudy by tomorrow evening. the clouds will increase first. look at the morning commute on thursday. second straight week the thursday drive to work will be slowed down by rainfall. we have rain in the forecast especially on thursday morning in the east bay and the south bay. so we go cloudy tomorrow afternoon. nice day outsi

it was recorded in vancouver. now hague to be seen kicking a dog in that video.,000 people signed a petition demanding the company fire him. >>> time now 6:40 and a burglary has people living on age. here is more on how people in chinatown are trying to protect themselves. >>> and in pittsburgh, a hit- and-run driver strikes and kills a woman. >>> we will give you an update on santa cruz mountains. >>> a pretty good fog bank temperatures dropped considerably, we'll see if that trend continues in the extended forecast. . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news at 6:44, police are releasing syringes video -- surveillance video in hopes of tracking down the driver of a deadly hit-and-run, these are the images police want you to see. >> reporter: police are hoping this surveillance video will be key to finding the driver. he was behind the wheel of a pickup truck and slammed into a woman as she was pushing a cart along the sidewalk. here is newly released surveillance video which shows this crash which happened on sunday night. this video has been slowed

and right now, 1-0, vancouver through minutes of play.spencer is the muscle of the operation. >> just casing it down the block. nice. >> thank you very much. >> join us tonight on cable channel 13 the president's salute. reaction on what some are calling the latte salute. >> then, held captive without charges. california veterinarian trapped and the push to get her home. one social media post at a time. >> tonight "caning with the stars". who is getting eliminateed and season premier of marvels agents of shield. now new fall season is underway, you can see all abc shows on your smart phone,ablet or computer. >> works well. try it. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. her on the couch. ( yawns ) okay. i'll pick her up tomorrow. you're not driving home until you have another cup of coffee. hey, don't worry about whispering. she slept through everything. jet engines, turbulence, bipolar flight attendants. i hate her so much. i hate you! no, i don't

and right now, 1-0, vancouver through minutes of play.encer is the muscle of the operation. >> just casing it down the block. nice. >> thank you very much. >> join us tonight on cable channel 13 the president's salute. reaction on what some are calling the latte salute. >> then, held captive without charges. california veterinarian trapped and the push to get her home. one social media post at a time. >> tonight "caning with the stars". who is getting eliminateed and season premier of marvels agents of shield. now new fall season is underway, you can see all abc shows on your smart phone, tablet or computer. >> works well. try it. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today contestants -- a history student from austin, texas... a hotel front desk clerk and recent college graduate from kinston, north carolina... and our returning champion -- an editor at the united nations from trinidad and tobago and now in new

the video was recorded last july inside an elevator in vancouver. a man said to be hague is said to be kicking and choking a pincher named sadie. over 1,000 people signed a petition asking the company to fire hague. >>> central valley farmers are asking the state's supreme court to review a lower court ruling that has allowed the project to go forward. the lower court approved the state's plan to issue bonds for the bullet trains. the current cost estimate for the rail system is $68 billion. >>> a new state law meant to help keep children safe on their way to school is about to take effect. starting september 15th. drivers must give 2 feet of distance while a passing a bicyclist. if they can't stay 3 feet away, drivers slow down and pass when it's safe. state law requires children under 18 to wear a helmet while cycling. >>> more than 5,000 vehicles were stolen in san francisco last year. now a city supervisor says it's time to reduce the thief's pay the city tow when those cars are recovered. as ktvu's david stevenson reports some people can feel v

that's the system responsible up in vancouver, also seattle.he energy is gonna break off that and move over california. , the bay area i should say. it might happen into the tropical clouds. i don't think so. the main core of that low looks like it's staying offshore. 50s and 60s. very slow to warm up. extensive fog. fairfield made it down to 57. there were low 50s to the north. palo alto airport, 63. menlo park, 62. belmont, even los altos hills, 60-degree reading. not much of a breeze except san jose. question was brought to me by joe, why is it so windy in san jose? there's higher pressure to the south. the high doesn't look the low. and south 16 at half moon bay that will keep temperatures mild. tropical storm norbert and la paz by thursday. it will probably reach hurricane strength and move northward. the remains of dolly has moved in. the combination of these two could give the desert southwest some rain. it doesn't look like it will make it into southern california. it should stay into arizona and new mexico. the fog is in place but a co

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right new, very impressive rain shield from crescent city to vancouver and you can see the swirling lowoff the united states canadian border on the left side of the scene and that is where the bulk of the system is. it pushed drizzle cross the san mateo bridge and it is dry. watch out for moisture as you travel there and delays at sfo. a moist morning and scattered drizzle and it will be dry. it will be wet tonight through tomorrow and dry and seasonal through the weekend. we go inland where it is warmest, home 80's east bay, san jose, down to morgan hill and lowity in napa and cloverdale and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 70's and tonight another mild night even with the rain we have low-to-mid second in most neighbors and mid-to-upper 50's santa rosa and cloverdale. here is the jet stream. here is the cold air. there is america and miles an hour to the north and this is a fall front with temperatures ten degree cooler tomorrow on the back side of the front. at 5:00, the radar is active. i don't think anything is reaching the ground until after sunset and by 8:00 through 12:00, ligh

tracking up to seattle, and in to vancouver. you can see the heat, but the dry, hot windy conditions are a big concern for fire starts. we are so tinter dry here that all you need is the bark. we are watching closely. across the rockies, temperatures 15 below normal. it was a chilly start for the folks at the canadian border. in oklahoma temperatures are cooler that normal. we are seeing high temperatures hit 62 for bismark. that is a cool start. we have some spots getting the first frost of the season, montreal to albany, it will be a school beginning to monday, and high temperatures staying below normal. all eyes on category 3 hurricane odeal tracking into the baja peninsula. tomorrow we expect heavy rainfall, bringing in mudslides. and we'll watch for the high winds as well. >> thank you. yazidic jewish women follow strict rules in regards to clothing and men. two women are making their mark in the music scene in new york. more from brooklyn. >> you are out of breath. >> reporter: dalia is not an average rock star. a single m

only one city and one service that we've rolled out where we've actually rolled back, and that was vancouver why did you hire obama's campaign manager, david plouffe? >> well, that's a good question. i'm a technologist, right? i used to be a computer engineer and i can make really good code, and we can make systems that work really well, and we can make the application a great experience, but when you have to translate bits to atoms, you need folks who are used to working with city governments, with state governments, and so i like to say we're in a political campaign. i didn't totally realize that at first, and the candidate is uber. and our opponent is the taxi cartel. and we need to have a full-fledged campaign manager to make sure this kind of progress, you know, happens in whole bunch of cities and sort of translates those bits to atoms and works with city governments and city officials and city councils in a way that gets that progress adopted more quickly and in a more enduring fashion. >> travis, pleasure to have you on. >> good to see you. >>> next up, the billionaire investor who i

♪ >> new this morning, a black bear cub disrupted the game at the mountain side golf course in vancouverhe twirls around the flag for 15 minutes. he can't get it to come down, he gives up on that, and steals the ball. bears are regular attractions on the links there. >> i like that video. mess around on the golf course. let's take you outside we're expecting an opening of the ben franklin bridge. looking live -- tacony-palmyra, the betsy ross bridge is in the background, a better idea to take the betsy ross bridge instead. let's look at the ben franklin bridge, construction blocking the right lane westbound it's not causing a delay just yet, but i expect it will in an hour or so, be warned. septa media/elwyn line all normal this morning. >> reporter: we're in the 60s in most neighborhoods, karen, we'll be in the mid 70s by 9:00 a.m. 81 degrees at noon, 87 at 3:00 p.m. with a high of 88 degrees probably hitting that around 4:00 before we settle back to 83. of course the second big order of the day, after the warmth and humidity we'll feel is the late day and nighttime thunderstorms they c

from alaska behind it and it has a lost energy and you can see where the energy is going: portland, vancouver, seattle. that is moderate rain. light rain. wednesday evening. slow-moving station so the heart of the commute on thursday is wet. by 1:00 o'clock it is over. we will get possibly up to .5" in the north bay mountains and the rest of us .1". the seven-day forecast is ten degrees cooler for thursday and not much warmer on friday and this is a true cold front and we will modify the air mass and warm it up saturday, sunday and monday. >> the drive to san francisco is going to be more difficult but i have some good news ahead and it has nothing to do with a drive. we had a sig-alert, northbound highway 101, we had a couple of lanes blocked and all lanes are re-opened after flooding and the water has dissipated and possibly caused an accident. we are not sure if the accident caused the flooding. everything has cleared. this is the drive through walnut creek southbound 680 away from pleasant hill to walnut creek and traffic is starting to build and also over the altamont pass tracy to dubli

>> samantha, i'm from vancouver, b.c. >> would you be willing to try on the c-string for us?jimmy: will samantha try it on? all right. most everyone says yes. couple of nay sayers. >> um -- no. no, i would not. >> jimmy: well, life is full of disappointments. [ laughter ] next up? >> leo, i'm from santa cruz. >> would you be willing to try on america's hottest new swimsuit craze, the c-string for us? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can we count on leo to try it on? all right. mostly yes, sirs. >> oh -- um -- i don't know if i can do that. >> jimmy: you can do it, you just -- such a tease, that leo. we're 0 for 3. who is next? >> danny and i live in san fernando valley. >> would you be willing to try on the c-string? >> whoa! >> jimmy: danny, will danny try the c-string on? almost everyone says yes. okay. >> right now? l sure. >> jimmy: he's got a lot of confidence. all right. len, what do you think? overall? >> i tell you -- what a pity bruno's not here. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he'd be having that on. wait a minute. i've got -- i tell you, i enjoyed it, made me laugh, it was fun and i'm gi