we'll start at 60 at 12:45 and top out at about 63 degrees. burn time 15 to 20 minutes. take that sunscreen. >> mike, thank you. a lion who lived at the oakland zoo for 19 years has passed away. the zoo says lna suffered from arthritis and kidney disease. his health became so bad, zookeepers decided to euthanize him on sunday. he had been at the zoo since he was four months old. he was discovered at a home during a drug bust. >>> in the north bay, mill valley used national night out to get neighbors up to speed on new wildfire prevention laws. mills alley is banning several plant species, it is also requiring homeowners to have three feet of hard scape around any structure. those are elements like stones, rocks or driveway. >> we know that fire in mill valley is not an if but a when. this is something we think of as really important for our community preparedness as a whole and a way to protect everyone's private property. >> the city decided it needed to come up with a new plan following the 2017 north bay wildfires. the new requirements will start in 2021. let's get ov

here is a look at what's going on at the golden gate. nice, stiff, west wind at 16 miles per hour. that's going to create a small craft advisory from the golden gate north of the bay bridge through the delta. same areas as the last couple days. cool and breezy at our beaches today. seasonal warmth if you're out and about. let's talk about the east bay, 12-hour planner. cloudy through 7:00. we'll see a few breaks in the low louds at 9:00. we'll transition to the high clouds and sunshine and mid 70s during the afternoon hours. a nice 69 degrees at 7:00. north bay, pretty cloudy through 9:00, and then we'll have high clouds and sunshine. reaching the lower 80s this afternoon. down to 72 at 7:00. for san francisco, never quite escape the cloud cover. we'll get thin enough from time to time. temperatures ramping from the upper 50s at 9:00 to the mid 60s as we head into the afternoon hours. the weekend's weather in less than seven minutes. first let's check in with jobina. >> good morning. we're saying hello to our friends in the south bay. this is our san jose camera, 280 at 17, looking

patchy drizzle at 7:00. inland, 75 at noon to 82 at 4:00 and 71 at 7:00. at the bay, same times, 71, 75, 70, and not much of a change. we will go from low clouds to a few high clouds by the time the sun sets at 7:56. it will be very corful. >>> there's one accident eastbound 80 at the cbridge, an it's slowing westbound 80 as you make your way through vallejo. westbound four from pittsburg out of willow pass road. here's a live shot of the san mateo bridge, and it's looking good from hayward into foster city. east bay traffic light. bay bridge toll plaza is backing up past the 880 over crossing, so you have about a ten-minute wait with metering lights on. ace commuters, equipment issues, train one running 12 minutes late and there could be more delays for the trains this morning. >>> at 5:31. we have big developments in the ghost ship trial. the jury had been deliberating for ten days and now they will have to start from the beginning. >> three jurors were replaced with alternates. jobina joins us and tells us what it means going forward. >> the jury was te

first pitch at 6:07 p.m. tonight the 49ers take on the chiefs in the first game, kickoff at 5:00 p.m. garoppolo hopes to rebound from shaky performance and limited play last week. chris alvarez with a preview in this morning's sports. >> good morning to you. chris alvarez here. the third game in the nfl preseason, oven called the dress rehearsal game. on most occasions most of the stars will play preseason as they gear up for the regular season. 49ers game especially important for jimmy garoppolo as he to shake off the rust of the shaky preseason debut in denver and works back from last season's torn acl. >> hopefully we get to string some plays together, get good drives and get the offense moving. it is taking it from the practice field and bringing it over to the game field and making it happen. >> he hasn't played a ton, and that's what was one of the most discouraging things about last year, because he was going to get that regardless of how the season went. we got a better team now. a lot more excited fo

the first pitch is at 10:05 at yankee stadium. tonight the giants take on the padres at oracle park at 6:05 p.m. last night though the a's beat the yankees for the fourth time in the past ten days. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. it was oakland versus vallejo in the bronx last night as the a's faced sabathia with the a's looking to continue domination of the yankees. music great paul simon at the game. top of the second, no score, until deep off sabathia and this ball is fair! the a's are up 1-0. cc left after three with knee pain. a's take advantage of the new york bullpen, down 2-1 in the sixth. seth brown, just up from aaa, doubles in matt oelson, tied for three. two batters late, proparproparpr the line. top line, marcus siemian, his 100th career homer. solo blast. 7-2, a's. aaron judge not happy. a's win 8-2. that's four straight wins over the bronx bombers this season. how about the giants and the padres? sparky double fisting the ice cream and the gar

let's take a look at what's going on. we have winds, 18 at sfo, 20 at concord, 29 at fairfield. a nice stiff sea breeze, bringing in drier air. no fog or mist or drizzle this morning. 56 as we look south on 101. mid to upper 50s through 7:00, increasing clouds. but then they quickly pull back to the coast. 61 at noon, the rest of us, 71 to 73. 73 to 80, well below average for the rest of us. 60 to near 70, a comfortable evening on the way. >>> following this traffic alert on northbound 101 before highway 85. we have sky 7 live over the scene. the fatal accident happened around 3:30 this morning. all lanes blocked except for the right lane. they're not expecting to reopen lanes until 7:30 or 8:30 this morning. sky 7 zooms out. what you'll notice is a big traffic jam on northbound 101. that has grown. the backup is about ten miles right now out of morgan hill. it will take you almost two hours, if not a little more on northbound 101. with sky map 7 on sky 7, you'll notice the alternate route, monterey road is also backed up. that will save you some time, but folks getting out of m

at least at this point there's one fatality. so this isn't going to be going any time soon unfortunately. it looks like there's a fender bender in the wake of that back up as well. unfortunately there's really not a great reroute at this point. one lane is open. i would just give yourself an extra 15 to 20 minutes or so to get through it. once you're through you're doing things fine. not causing any delays at this hour. we saw an earlier accident that's in the clearing stages you can see just to the right of the dublin interchange it's slowing a little bit. not too terribly. we're seeing a little bit of slow and go conditions through the altamonte pass there. no problem to report at least at this point. that drive time 37 minutes. you've gained a minute but it's not terrible for this time in the morning. highway 4 as well as 101 at this hour. the bay bridge this morning metering lights are not on. you're not too terribly backed up. it's pretty normal for this time of the day. so brake lights as well. there aren't any stalls or c

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take a look at football. we know a lot of the kids out there are running around are going to be very predictable for exertional heat illness. beds come a lot of kids on medications -- meds. medication allergies but anything that will affect your cardiac output, to sweat. these are major concerns that we need to be aware of as providers as these kids go forward, particularly and august 42 a days. what i would argue the most interesting to me as a military physician is this. supplements, many of these do not have third-party certification to what you see is a soldier had an exertional death and asked the aniston and this is what they pull out of his locker. god knows what the combination is of this group of supplements. primary prevention, what do we do? we want to make sure a place like the military or football training if you go off to aside that her condition is leveraged but acclimatization is hydration, cooling that we need to leverage primarily to keep kids cool. in the military, another thing mr. schumer

to look at credit, do you look at banks? because of the prospects of ecb stimulus echo to look at other parts of the market perhaps defense sectors? >> the story on credit is similar to the usp the story on banks is clearly very, very different. in the u.s. you still have banks lending a lot of money. you still have steve or flat yield curve at least. and you have a positive rate of return. in europe the story for banks is somewhat more problematic. you're seeing more and more banks coming out saying, well increase the limits of monetary policy prayed weenie growth, we need a steeper yield curve. in this environment we cannot be running a possible business. so we are cautious on the banking side. what about on the fx side. sounds like a plea dire outlook for europe. -- like a dire outlook for your. does that follow that you -- at the euro will lose ground against the dollar? will obviously never say this. but one of the transmission mechanisms for monetary policy is still a weak currency. although it would not help as much a

they can fly at night and can dump fire retardant at night. back yesterday, legislation was approved to invest nearly $1 billion in emergency preparedness and response with nearly 400 additional seasonal firefighters being hired. >>> a former nfl player joins thousands of people suing the company behind roundup, a popular weedkiller with a chemical possibly linked to cancer. former pittsburgh steelers running back, merril hoge, said he developed non-hodgkin's and form a as a direct result of being exposed to the herbicide and who was diagnosed in 2003 and declared cancer free five years later but said he only recently realized the diagnosis could be related to exposure to roundup. he first used it in the late 70s while working on an idaho ranch. >> how do you know it was roundup that caused your cancer? >> the only thing i can tell you is that talking to doctors, that was the first thing -- >> what did they tell you? >> were you ever around pesticides or chemicals like roundup? >> he is now suing monsanto, owned by bayer and claims it's danger

we're at 61 degrees at 6:00. 66 degrees at 9:0 and then some mid-70s at noon. great day to take that lunch outside. it's also going to be breezy. let's get a look at all of our microclimates, going throughout the morning, our temperatures gradually start to warm up. we're at 82 degrees at lunch time in danville, and santa rosa at 77. we're looking at some upper 80s, so just slightly warmer in a few inland spots today, compared to yesterday, but we're still going to have several hours of some very comfortable weather and breezy winds. and mike, i showed you that camera in palo alto. you're watching the crew there is. >> we're watching different there. you talk about the temperatures and the weather when ear leeacing leeaand we're looking at flashing lights. you notice just the couple flashing lights, traffic volume is lighter this morning, even for 5:08 in the morning, it's light and so the little bits of slowing show up once in a while here for 101, that's just north of where the dumbarton bridge comes across, and folks head over here bayfront expressway or jus

australia are at the crease and at lord's for us is our correspondentjoe wilson. a bit ofa a bit of a slope for england this one today. and as you mentioned we are trying to make up with lost time for the wassail yesterday. play is continuing under floodlights. more on that in a moment. but it was a brave decision everything backed up this morning when tim payne won the toss frustrated and decided to bowl. it went against 0rthodox thinking but almost immediately it really paid off for him. england batting, hazelwood was tad for the attack. it was jason roy's was the first man to go. that kind of dismissal does happen and test match cricket but another tough lesson forjason roy as he continues his fledgling test match career. you can say the same thing for worry burns going into this test match on the back of that big 100 at edgbaston. he placed some nice shots and he showed a lot of concentration in his 53. the moment which got him out i think was probably the moment of the matches so far. if you take a look at this which is coming up, cameron bancroft look at how

there was even a hit-and-run at the tolls, no delays at all still. there are a few problem spots out there, one in concord, although the countercommute direction. a big rig crash northbound 242 blocking the grant street off-ramp. you can see traffic flowing very well through the area. clayton is an alternate for you. also, as we head farther south, there's an injury crash southbound 85 at blossom hill. i put in a little speed sensor there. traffic moving at 76 miles per hour past the accident. >>> new this morning, a person has been injured in this house fire in los gatos. it broke out in a home on overlook road before 11:00 last night. two people were sitting outside after they got out. one person was hurt and had to go to the hospital. >>> just a few hours later, another fire broke out at a business that was less than three miles away. the two-alarm fire broke out at a business on village lane near pettycoat lane. santa clara county firefighters could be seen surrounding the smoke-filled building. the extent of damage is not known. the cause of bot

you might be class the body will steal a procedural at long journey at four at my table so we need to know. whether they thought in system is actually ready to have those elections we have to remember that only tomorrow we know the date in which their confidence world we take place. possibly it would be before august twentieth. and then the ball will be on the court of the president of the republic at set might that a lot we love to determine whether another political majority can be found within department. as you know at the moment there are several options on the table manyy political parties both on your position but also the quality shunned party. we need to check with the la are currently looking to see whether another third of the majority can be found so we can knock. at take for granted at does not collections rather the opposite we see today did they likelihood for snap elections is not so high well the- other. as the media portrayed over the last forty eight hours this is the beginning of a journey. indeed we have to follow they've got an constitution. now you mentioned the

if i am going at -- growing at 2%, i'm not as worried. matt: another reprieve for huawei has the united states is sanctions for another 90 days but the stock rally stalled in europe with equities fluctuating between gains and losses. bhp's investor bonanza. the world's biggest miner boosts its final dividend while warning on raw materials prices in the coming years. the ceo says bhp can weather any storm. >> we are ready for whatever the world might throw at us and we can profit from a downturn but we can also throw off a lot more cash in an upturn. good morning. welcome to "bloomberg markets: the european open." let's look at what the individual stocks are doing in terms of the stoxx 600. a pretty even split, 369 up to 216 down. breadth more redth -- to the upside. winners, astrazeneca and novartis, glaxosmithkline and novo nordisk holding up the index. so very defensive stocks gaining. on the downside, bhp billiton is the biggest loser, down 1.5%, taking the most points off the stoxx 600 but you have oil producers total and rexall down

back at home our sunrise at 6:36. daytime highs cooler compared to yesterday but right around where we should be for this time of year. 86 sunnivale as well as for santa clara. 90 to morgan hill. concord upper 80s. not too bad there. upper 80s for pleasant hill. so no longer talking about the mid 90s and how hot it was earlier in the the beginning of the week. and looking at highs topping out at 85 for windsor. there we go with that 7-day forecast cooling down and thursday and friday and warming up into the weekend and also for labor day. back to you. >>> 6:19. the family of a minor league baseball player is targeted in a horrific triple homicide. we'll have the investigation into the tragedy and the incredible arrest of a completely naked suspect. >> let's head outside right now as we take a live look from our treasure island camera looking athe bay bridge. look at that, all kinds of shades of gray to kick off this wednesday morning. 6:20. here's one you guys will like. show me making it. oh! i got one. the best of a

at's as warm as it gets. frances. >>> a new hit-and-run westbound 580 at grant line. already slow in that area. they're clearing this to the right-hand shoulder. the drive time pretty bad as well. traffic is calling at 7 miles per hour on westbound 205 out of tracy. the bottom line there, westbound 580 tracy to dublin 56 minutes, almost an however. you'll find a little fog across the golden gate bridge. traffic flowing well as the north bay and san francisco, bay bridge toll plaza backed up past the 880 overcrossing. we have lots of green elsewhere despite all the accidents we've had. you will find the usual slow and go for your morning commute. >>> united airlines flight from sfo to chicago finally took off yesterday afternoon. it was more than six hours late because the slide deployed. that's right. the boeing 757 automatically had the slide come out for some reason. they had to repack it. what was the reason? flight attendants are saying the slide deployed because of, quote, maintenae. we've decided that now every time -- let's say, kumasi, i'm late. >> maintenance

here is a look at our microclimates and the temperatures in the rest of the day will be at 87 at 2:30 in danville. livermore is at 91. we see some mid 80s in much of the north bay. by 5:00 we start to see the ocean breeze picking up so san francisco will start to cool off and we will see cooling for parts of the peninsula. inland areas in the upper 80s in time for the evening commute with antioch at 88 degrees. this evening will be nice. once again, we do still have the cooler air for the overnight hours, dropping back into the upper 50s and lower 60s, but there's not a huge change here in our weather pattern as we go into the weekend. high pressure still over the region. in fact, as it moves just a little to the west, the clockwise wind flow around the high pressure brings in northerly winds and we will see a little bit more of some heating going towards the end of the weekend, into early next week, before our temperatures back off. how about some free ice cream? we will have our nbc bay area treat truck out at the fremont street eats this evening from 5:00 to 8:00. we'll be at about

>>was at an unusual. at one point put his hands in his pockets in victim did know perhaps maybe he had a weapon and is right there. >>while police searched for the suspect identified as 39 year-old willie jones 3 more women reported he had been chasing them as well, though he never made physical contact with the women did you do a case study unusual behavior was likely and that's why we took it so seriously and try to get as many officers down the various possible. >>as officers chased jones he made his way to the roof of a local business on 4th street after 2 hours of negotiating jones eventually surrendered. >>you know i don't i don't know i was in jail, the a 8 days ago. but he's definitely somebody who on our radar and we want to make sure that stays in jail or at least is evaluated to figure out what's going on. >>he was booked into the marion county jail on several charges, including stocking and being out of compliance with sex-offender registration terms. he's expected in court on monday in sandra

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our sunset at 7:51 and sunrise at 6:32. so 90 in concord. 89 livermore. 87 for san jose. 76 for oakland and 72 for san francisco pacifica in the mid 60s. here's the 7-day forecast and what you can expect with those above average temperatures continuing. a little bit cooler for tomorrow but still above normal for sunday. we bump it up with our temperatures and especially by monday highs in the upper 90s inland on monday so the hottest day out of the next several days and as we go into next week we're going to have that humidity return. it's going to feel pretty muggy as we head into next week. >>> students are heading back to school for a new year and that includes the oldest high school in oakland. holy names high school which is celebrating its 150th year. jackie ward shows us they are also celebrating the woman at the heart of the community. >> holy names high school is a special place. >> if you're walking through the halls of holy names taking in the history of holy names you might run into aor siary gou walk into the h

>>> breaking now at 11:00, at the los altos police department where there are hazmat crews outside of the building after reports of possible fentanyl exposure. these are pictures from sky ranger overhead. good morning, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. marianne favro is on the scene live for us. do we know how the officers were exposed and what the concerns are right now around the police department? >> reporter: well, we know one female officer was exposed and right now you could see the santa clara county fire department is still processing for additional fentanyl contamination. i spoke with a fire captain and he told me they did an on-site test and came over and confirmed that test has revealed that it was, in fact, fentanyl. earlier today they got a call that police officers processing evidence here at the los altos police department were exposed to fentanyl. one female police officer was taken to the hospital. she is in stable condition. as you know fentanyl can be transmitted through touch and also through the air. and symptoms of exposure include respiratory probl

we're taking a peek at 92. this is a drive across the 70 oh bridge always great we can start off hot spot free without any major issues across the span and over to the east bay, so you're looking at 11 minutes. that's a great average over 2, 1, o one there's a minor weight in some of your cash lanes really still cash lean on that far all right side. here at the bay bridge toll plaza just a few cars deep nothing to worry about overall it is a great trip across the upper deck to downtown san francisco. here's another bridge. we're taking a peek at the richmond sandra fell west bound 5.80. nobody's home no cars early through the toll plaza just said i'm sure someone will roll up in a minute. 7 minutes here from the pa gates out to highway one on one. we want to check in on traffic tracker looking at more drive times and they look really good. we have 6.80 pacheco 2 danville it's wide open at 11 minutes. i don't see any major problems for the dolly parton bridge so we're off to a fantastic start there 5.80 looks go

i look at banks. that looks interesting on a valuation basis, but secularly lower interest rates are terrible for banks and if we go into a recession that's bad for oil and gas. those are things we think about a lot more, even though they look extremely cheap. >> you make an interesting point about how much we're up on the s&p year-to-date mom and pop at home, if they're doing a good job and kind of checking in every quarter looking at results, i mean, they're not seeing this day-to-day what do you think a smart investor who's not in the market every day, not running a hedge fund ought to do during this kind of period of turbulence >> you know, that is a brilliant observation, and i think, you know, more people kind of thought about it the way you just expressed it, things would be a lot better because, yeah, when you're doing our jobs, when you're doing what i'm doing, you're looking at this on a daily basis, but you're absolutely right the mom and pop investor who's looking at this more on a quarter

--lor: we will take at th we will take a look at the top line and see if they can do that. david: let's take a look at bad trades. we saw it come up with google and apple. basically at the end of the day, they were trading at like $208, and all of the sudden, went down to $200 and change, the number they closed at the day before, and then corrected backup. what is that about? sonali: imagine you are a fund manager that owns apple and saw that. usually you would think this was a computer glitch, but it was actually human error. a broker submitted the trades incorrectly. so you can't blame it on the robots this time around. it is something we have seen before. the new york stock exchange just a day earlier had issues with delaying s&p closing levels. taylor: and they said there was no problem with the continuous trading given that this happened at the end of the day, but you wonder, are there any repercussions that would happen? sonali: if you are a trader, you want your information on time incorrectly, so i'm sure people don't love it. but as you say, there were no real rami

. >> right now at 5:00, a big scare at san jose state university. police say a man with a gun made his way on to campus, forcing some to shelter into place for hours. how a few terrifying moments turned into a long night for students. >>> plus the fashion protection, one bay area woman turning to a popular fashion item and turning it into an unusual safety tactic to keep students safe at school. she says her sales are soaring. >>> and firefighters spring into action after a fire starts near an east bay religious center, what may have sparked that. the news at 5:00 continues right now. good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura and marcus have the week off. they'll be back next week. meteorologist kari hall has our forecast. >> in fog in san francisco because the clouds are higher as we watch some rain off the coast. if you're planning to head to outside lands today it's going to be perfect. those temperatures reaching the upper 60s and sunshine, really doesn't get any better than that with

at 9 a.m. she got a text message on her phone alerting her to a wildfire burning in the area giving directions where to go. >> i think we're all kind of primed for what if and knowing what to do if we have an emergency is going to be so helpful to us. i lived here during the oakland hills fire, so i remember what an emergency is like and i would like to be better prepared next time. >> reporter: first responders drove into the narrow windy hills during the drill to alert residents, knocked on some doors and used a mobile loudspeaker, a new device for the police department. >> they're called long range acoustic devices designed to penetrate structures and maintain clarity so that people can receive notifications even when it's challenging in a circumstance like this. >> reporter: the fire chief david brannigan said the biggest lesson learned of the firestorm of 1991 is to have a clear direction how to get out. >> the public needs to understand what that's going to take. you can't just be in cars

at this time. definitely i would like to hear any feedback, should you have any on that idea. and then also listing several projects here that are remaining kind of in the queue or the hopper of projects. these are projects that have been recommended at some point by a commissioner and there was some degree of discussion on the commission, even if it was brief and informal. that's kind of what qualifies these to be on this list. this list is a little bit shorter than the last time the plan appeared on the agenda because i went through and approved any projects for which only one commissioner had supported and that commissioner is no longer on the commission. for any project that was the case for, that is gone now. these should reflect hopefully projects that at least one member that's currently on the commission has discussed in open session. but again, this list completely up to change at any time and that's part of what this quarterly discussion is about. so if there are things you think don't wa

not bad at all. we will talk about a hotter weekend ahead coming up. >>> a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it certainly is an early start this morning. and i will have a look at how the south bay and tri-valley drive times are doing coming up. >>> another round of debates behind us. who stood out and who didn't. that's still ahead. you are watching today in the "today in the bay." >>> right now at 5:00, breaking news in san francisco as police officers arrest protesters calling for the breakup of i.c.e. a live report moments away. >>> he has flip-flopped on these things. >> everybody is talking about how terrible i am on these issues. barack obama knew exactly who i was. >> coming up in a live report, issues that took center stage in detroit last night. >>> remembering the victims of the garlic festival shooting. "today in the bay" continues right now. good thursday morning to you. the 1st day of august, already. thank you for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we want to st

thesi wonder if they're and fluffy, glooking at mespy they're looking at me. eggos this good should be shared. here they better take care of me when i'm older. would you l'eggo your eggo? ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. >>welcome back in clo to 06:00am on this wednesday morning skies, nice and clear across the bay area, not a lot of fog to be looking at the fact no fog whatsoever over san francisco right now. so it's a nice way to start off here hump day today. temperatures overall will be hotter today than what we got used to this past weekend and yesterday and monday as well we're all nice and cool now it's back to the 90's we go in concord antioch livermore morgan hill napa and santa rosa all up to 18 i was 70's out towards the coast even happen bay, 71 degrees today. winds will be pretty calm mid morning, but you're going to see him picking up on into the afternoon has some cool coastal air filters in late into the afternoon to offer subsumed cooler weather for the evening. robert. >>thank you john busy heading

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it starts at 00:30pm tonight at the glide sanctuary on ellis street. >>it's been 2 years since the coffey park neighborhood was devastated by the tubbs fire but saturday they celebrated a construction milestone in santa rosa forcefully chagall has their story. >>the strength of the community and body by the sturdy wall once again standing tall ironically symbolizing unity. >>and not a divider i lost my home and the tubbs fire one of 1300 homes in santa rosa's coffey park neighborhood level during that fire 2 years ago this october, any barbour has since rebuilt her house along hopper avenue. one of 42 homes connected to a barrier wall that burned down in the fire. initially she and the rest of her neighbors thought they'd have to foot the bill for a replacement since it stood on private property costs and to each of the homeowners minimum would have been about 18 to $25,000. >>which can make or break a family during the course of the past 18 months nonprofits like coffee strong and rebuild north bay foundation worked with the city of santa rosa takes a

. >>> tense moments at a bay area at walmart. shoppers evacuated and then the bomb squad is called. >>> a boy and his father stuck on the side of a bay area cliff. how they ended up there and the tricky rescue effort. it is just about 6:00 saturday, august 10th. i'm melissa kane. get started this hour with the forecast. >>> it will feel a little different today. there is a weird weather pattern that is set up over northern california. the are looking different. you may feel more humidity when you are out there. you will get a cooldown, particularly for inland locations where the temperatures will feel better than he typically had over the last week or so. and sandra smith several physical property this does not mean we will notice a whole lot of different and the temperatures. the numbers do not really moderate a lot when you get near the coast or on the peninsula. we are going to 66 in san francisco and partly cloudy. taking a look across the bay, look at the inland number. only going to 83. that will come in about for 5 degrees

now, i look at target and i look at lowe's and look at costco and walmart and amazon home depot i say, you know, guys, those people are not responding to the inverted yield curve we can talk them into negativity and there is -- on all the conference calls, there is a lot of questions about tariffs the companies with big scale will eat the tariffs home depot a great lesson about 1%, the whole thing, of their business these are companies that are ready for 10% tariff bring it on. they figured it out. their numbers are including it and aren't these america what is america? >> what is america >> i don't know, my america and your america may be two different things >> people shop in this country people have homes. they have families they don't just use grubhub. a lot of people don't just sit there and play call of duty and -- >> we're going to pretend kohl's and macy's don't exist. >> i went over kohl's nine ways to sunday. i liked kohl's goss did say some things in spring that were more bullish than what she delivered. margin contraction macy's, i don't have anything to say, my mother sai

the one at the pharmacy at the scene of the fight is covered by a solid security door at night. there is one camera we should take a look at the bank across the street. i want to show it's herein side the lobby at the atm. take a look at the view. i'm holding my cell phone up. it has a clear angle of that crosswalk where the fight occurred. >>> in this news conference the commander said the bank surveillance camera was not working. news reporters spoke with the bank the day of the video. >> the video camera was working. >> reporter: the bank said that to your newspaper? >> yes. >> reporter: they confirmed they provided the video to police. no other witnesses to the killing of officer rega have come forward and i investigated what happened right after. remember, it was after 3:00 in the morning and less traffic than during the day. yoo i want to find out exactly how long it took the young men to leave where the officer was stabbed and get back to their hotel. now, clearly they're a lot faster than me, but here's our time. it took me 20 seconds to run the distance. at the hotel, p

the scene at geary and webster. cornell, give us an idea of what you have learned. >> reporter: yeah, dion and eric, i got good news about the officer. we are told that he is going to be okay, but this is as far as we can get right now here on geary. we are about a block away from where this incident occurred you are looking down at webster and geary street. we are told initially that an accident involving an officer with a possible auto burglary suspect, which, like i said, happened on webster street. it is unclear if there was a chase earlier this afternoon th it did end with a crash or a collision. we have been told the suspect was injured and taken to the hospital. the condition of that person is unknown, but i was just told by an officer here on scene that the police officer that was involved in this incident is going to be okay. need to talk to you about the traffic in this area. it is really, really bad. if you are in the area or planning to come here to the japan town area, you might want to avoid it all tog

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up on the kpix5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. >> the moose fire is forcing evacuations in mendocino county, west of clearlake and it has burned 255 acres and is 25% contained with 10 buildings threatened. >>> before the fire broke out, air quality managers announced that today would be a spare the air day because of heat and dirty are expected. we warm up along the coast and even more inland. we have mary lee with the hotspots. >> for wednesday and thursday, temps will be even hotter. the spare the air alert is in effect with air quality that's unhealthy for sensitive groups. good air quality for the coast and central bay. let's talk about those hot temps, especially tomorrow and thursday with a heat advisory in effect for the interior valleys and the santa clara valley with temps in the mid-90s to triple digit heat. limit your outdoor exposure and festival shooting with o thedl santa cla county supervisors marking the occasion in an emotional way. anne makovec is in san jose with a flag raising ceremony to honor the victims. >> reporter: the flags have risen after being at half-sta

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look at napa at 66. 68 in nevado. when is the last time we talked about near 70 degrees at five in the morning not usual. we are planning to go from these 60's to basically into the 70's and even into the 90's if you are further inland. you can see it looks like the green is where the 6o's will be and then as we roll inland you will start to see the warmer temperatures quickly -- san francisco will be about 72 today. 92 in santa rosa. we will talk about the tropical system. we talked about the day before yesterday. when i come back with the five day forecast. what's happening sal >> reporter: is there any chance it's going to rain i have to get stuff out of my yard. >> you are good for now. >> thank you. good morning. it's a little slowey you may expect at this time. if you are -- you play this game every day. you know what it's like by the time you reach livermore and pleasanton it looks good. it's a very nice drive to haywood. no major issues. we had earlier road work that picked it up on time and it didn't have a m

john: no, not at all. i know one of the lessons i learned from my father, and mellody hobson, our president, agreed completely, is we should always keep money saved for a rainy day. and sure enough, we had a hurricane of financial crisis. we had saved enough capital to continue to pay our salaries and keep key people in place during that tough, tough period. and so that was a really, really an important part of our approach. and then we bought our best stocks at really bargain prices during that period. and i think people liked that, that we stuck to our guns and believed in what we were doing. david: now, some people say that it is impossible to beat the markets, so therefore one should just buy index funds. in your case, you don't have index funds, necessarily. you pick stocks. why should somebody give money to a stock picker rather than somebody who will reflect whatever the s&p 500 is? whatever the index might be. john: i think that the reason to do that is there are talented money managers out there w

look at this, folks. up until this morning, we had mostly 100% odds of a rate cut next month when the fed meets. now, there is a 6.5% odds there will be no cut. while that is certainly swamped by the 93.5% odds there will be a cut, the fact that we are now seeing some doubt about rate cuts creep into the markets is absolutely significant, and you know, i think this is really important. we are going to constantly be keeping you guys updated to the very second. we are all about breaking market news because this matters to your portfolio and as edward st mentioned, we did see that yield curve inversion earlier, where the two-year yield gave more in yield than the ten-year. highly unusual, but it started to happen about a week ago. the treasury yield inverted for the first time since 2007, a week ago. the markets cratered, down 800 points, remember this, last wednesday? a week ago yesterday, right? when the yield curve inverts, this is sometimes considered an indication that there is, of course, a recession t

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a reminder tomorrow night, ktvu will take an in-depth look at gun laws at mental health, and at what lawmakers are doing to try to prevent more mass shootings. you can join us for our special report guns in america, it's here at 10:30 at ktvu. >>> now to developing news from southern california where four people are dead after a stabbing spree in orange county. police say there are as many as nine crime scenes in garden grove and santa ana. a 33-year-old man is in custody. officers arrested the suspect at a 7-eleven where police say he emerged with a knife and a guy that he allegedly stole from a security guard. the and then developed into stabbings. four people were stabbed in garden grove including two who died. two more people were stabbed to death in santa ana. >>> we have no motive at this point. we don't know, it's pure hate this guy did this. we heard i don't know, if he was under the influence of drugs or not but we know it's full of anger. >>> police have not released the suspect's name. say the suspect and all of his victims are latinos. >>> new at 10:00, calls for a boycot

i'll never forget the first quarter of 2003, everybody was still looking at their screens, looking at all the red and technology from the tech bubble and all of a sudden in the first quarter, i think it was march 31, word came out china's oldering a lot of materials, they're buying stuff, they're building stuff, wow, the market took off >> but john, i will make the sk case, though, and i don't know the exact number, it's 2003, but i would imagine the s&p 500 forward priced earnings ratio was probably pretty low. it got down into the single digits at the peak of the nasdaq sort of decimation we're at 21 times trailing earnings right now >> well, is it -- >> is the valuation different? >> my read on my term middle showed me that s&p 500 trailing earnings are 18 -- little bit lower. they've come down. they were pushing 20%. so, valuations are better than -- from what i can tell, and then the other thing is there's a shortage of good equities there's a huge need, demographically, for people to move out of the overbid that they've made on bonds and move into stocks. there are people have o

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at rean national airport, 88 at dulles and compline as well at bwi thurgood marshal. wheretures close to should window be, maybe a degree ballpark. but we are in the mostly cloudy skies but it feels that southerly wind flow, very light asls it is, buto the humidity. thatumidity continues to be a rg comfortable outside, but get ready for the weend because it's going to stick around like. here's the heat indices right no feels like a hot 93 degre 82 at dulles as we elsewhere wn, into the0s or the 70s.r satellite ramposite showing you we've got mainly some clouds that are starting to roll in butus we've gott the order little pop-up shower he and there. we haven't had too much e happening. had just a bit of isolatedr thunderstorm o isolated pop-up shower. but not looking at that being t anything that's go really hours too much.he so here's what you can expect as we move into this weekend. temperatures both in the low 90s on both days, 92 degrees on your saturday, 94 on sunday still hot and sticky, and both days a chance of maybe a little pop-up thunderstorm or an isolated

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