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an arson investigation at a san jose restaurant. >>> right now at 4:30, two breaking news stories. an arson investigation at a san jose restaurant and a stabbing at a fremont b.a.r.t. station. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. thank you for joining first, we want to go to the stabbing investigation near the fremont warm springs b.a.r.t. station. >> bob redell live at the scene. what have you learned so far, bob? >> well, good morning to you. a couple hours ago, around 2lic 30 this morning, there was an adult man stabbed on an access road or in the parking lot here at the warm springs b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. police have taped off a section of warm springs boulevard in front of the station. there's some objects in the middle of the road, like a white plastic bag. don't know if that's something that belongs to the victim. the victim's condition is unknown and they have not made any arrested. they do not have any suspect info as of yet. i spoke with a police lieutenant who tells us they have surveillance cameras and they're trying to review them to identify the suspect and

hayward at 64. and oakland at 65 degrees. so despite this slight warmup, we're still expected to be a little cooler for today before we start seeing the real warmup, which is set to kick in as we head to labor day weekend. as far as the cloud cover, we can expect to see cloud cover, especially along the coast, and that will burn off nicely into the afternoon. 6 degrees warmer at this hour in san francisco. i'll break down your labor day weekend temperatures in a bit. >> thank you, vianey. >> 4:33 right now. nearly a decade after a deadly hit-and-run, the driver suspected of being behind the wheel sitting in a bay area jail this morning expected ipcourt later today. he was arrested in central america. back in 2009, police say he was racing another driver inplowed . 6-year-old lisa died in that crash. lisa's mom, who was driving, was seriously injured. she was, however, able to recover. investigators say the fbi na ago. >> today is about memory of lis xavier. i want to offer condolences to lisa's parents have suffered an unimag

standard and then at its patio from france 2a at 10.30 and 11.30. that is all ahead here on bbc news, but 110w is all ahead here on bbc news, but now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up on the programme... india chase 194 for victory in the first test after sam curran‘s 63 helps england to 180 at edgbaston. the first medals for great britain at the european championships in glasgow — as emily kay digs deep for silver in the women's scratch race. and tears and fears for andy murray — as he threatens to pull out of the washington 0pen after reaching his first quarter—final in over a year. hello and welcome to sportsday. we begin at edgbaston, where india need 194 to win the first test after england were bowled out for a second—innings 180 at edgbaston. sam curran‘s maiden test 50 was the only bright spot of an england batting display which saw them crumble to 87 for seven just after lunch. 0ur reporter patrick gearey is there for us. it is fairto it is fair to say that since then, things have been looking up

he will be speaking at the commonwealth club in san francisco tonight at 6:30. he will share his powerful story of dying with dignity and the movement towards legalization. >>> the city of san francisco working to make sure more things go in the recycle and compost instead of the trash. mayor london breed made a waste pledge. the goal to see 15% drop in all solid waste by 2030. the mayor's office says the city has cut its landfill disposal in half over the last 15 years. to date the mayors of paris, milan, new york, london and more than 23 other cities have joined san francisco in this movement. >>> you want to head to the airport if you plan to fly out of town this labor day weekend. >> the airlines for america trade group is estimating 16.5 million people have booked tickets on u.s. carriers. it expects more people are traveling by plane this year compared to last year and many people are planning on starting the holiday weekend a little early. an estimated 2.6 million passengers will fly tomorrow. friday expected to be the busiest travel day with more than 2.

anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. police in san mateo are investigating a report of a sexual assault involving a rideshare driver...(pam) it happened last night around seven- in the evening ... in a popular area on fashion island boulevard.. near mariners island boulevard... police say, the victim was picked up by a driver... who claimed he was with a ride - share company. police released this sketch of the suspect.... the victim says, the suspect drove her to a secluded area and sexually assaulted her. she managed to escape and with the assistance of a passerby, she called police. the suspect fled the area in a gray 4-door sedan. police have not said which rideshare company the suspect claimed to be associated with. (pam) a terrifying experience-- that's how three women in sacramento describe their re

a young next at 8. next at 8. a young girl waiting for a heart transplant.. .gets to meet her favorite star... her reaction.. priceless. (ken) the chicago girl-- who got a hospital visit from singer, drake-- is now recovering after receiving the one thing she needed more than anything else. a new heart. sean lewis reports. nats: "it happened today."she is the 11 year old little girl who won our hearts.nats: "i'm getting a heart, mom. yes, it's amazing."that was just two days ago sunday when sofia sanchez learned her new heart was on its way.yesterday the donor heart arrived at lurie children's hospital and the nine hour surgery began.dr carl backer, cardiologist: "the first 12 hours are probably the most critical and she's been through that time period."today sophia's cardiovascular surgeon dr carl backer sat down with us for an update.dr carl backer, cardiologist: "the new donor heart worked very well, almost right from the very beginning. and then she came off the heart-lung machine with a new donor heart pumpin

a look at those stocks in the emerging markets index, having a look at 4.6%. starting 1.4% to the upside. and this a property management company. we have big movers. down 17%.out -- a big mess on their earnings. china literature, they had a miss, but they also had an acquisition, which is not seen as a good one by some market partners. and they will be out with earnings tomorrow, gengent. one of their big games taken off the shelves by the regulators. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. rishaad: 9:39 a.m. in hong kong counted down to the start of the trading day, looking flat with equities positive. only just though. ticky still making waves. the center of what is ha

back at we're at 79 degrees. it's gorgeous out there. by 9:0 p.m. around 72. jim, how long does this awesome weather last? i'll break it down coming up in y full forecast in about 15 minutes. >> we could get used to this. thanks so much. >>> new pictures show the damage that tuesday's heavy rains did to a school in northeast d.c. the damage a little inconvenient for students and their parents stil that's becau students can't go to class at eliot-line middle school. instead buses are shuttling to the garnet patterson middle school. this will happen through at least tomorrow. parents can pick up their kids and drop them off directlyt garnet patterson. >>> new informion on the death a college student from iowa. llie tibbetts' body was found in a corn field. 24-year-old cristhian rivera has been charged if her death, accused of illegally living and working in the u.s. on fraudulent docu'snts. charged with first degree murder. >> tiets' story is raising safety concerns for a lot of women who run. in fact, 30% of women surveyed by runners world in 2016 said they've

the game starts at 11:10. the giants face the rangers at at&t park. that first pitch is at 1:05 this afternoon. >>> the 49ers will close out their preseason thursday night at levi stadium against the chargers. yesterday the niners played the colts in indianapolis with the starters getting their most action of the preseason. min mindy bach has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everyone. running back alfred morris and richard sherman made their debut in the 49ers third preseason game. both started in exhibition at lucas oil stadium. morris is making a strong case for a roster spot. he had 17 carries for 84 yards, including this long for 11. he had a 17-yard carry that was negated because of penalties. penalties and dropped passes hurt the offense. jimmy garoppolo, a would-be touchdown pass, but oops, garoppolo 9 of 19 for 135 yards. andrew luck and eric ibram conn an lucs first touchdown pass since 2016. c.j. bethard had a great pass to pettis, but pettis can't hang on in the end zone. 49ers get their lone touchdown with four mi

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san jose right at 60. san francisco at 57. sunrise at 6:27, in eight minutes. sunset at 7:59 p.m. earlier every day. here's a look at the wind speeds. so barely a breeze going ton today. yesterday the day before, we had windier conditions contributing to keeping even inland areas a little cooler than average but today, we are not going to get any of that onshore breeze. that usually helps us out a lot. instead, the heat is on thanks to this right here. that's a ridge of high pressure that's been bringing all kinds of monsoonal moisture from the desert southwest. it moved to the east a little and now it's back to the west. it's going to bobble a lot over the next few days. you will see this in your seven-day forecast. for now, because of this ridge, this low is dipping down not bringing winds or rain. here's what to expect for this afternoon: over in the east bay that's where that heat will continue today. 93 in antioch and brentwood. 94. 91 in walnut creek. so yesterday we didn't reach 90 for many spots. concord you are in the low 90s today at adding a few more degrees and tomorro

family now at 8.(ken)(ken) now at 8. family members are remembering a man shot and killed while driving on the bay bridge. 31 year old darryl stinnette is being described as a father, son, and brother.(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. stinnette's father spoke to kron-4 today about his son... our grant lodes is here with more of what he said,.. and where the investigation into his death stands tonight. (grant) darryl stinette senior is devastated...his son who's now dead...darryl junior...leaves behind two young boys...and there is no sign of his killer. stinette is from texas...but was here working...he's a music promoter who managed hip hop artists....and a former rapper himself. he was killed on the lower deck of the bay bridge early yesterday... while driving a black s-u-v. two passengers in his car were injured. now his dad is trying to make sense of a nightmare. darryl stinnette sr., son died on bay bridge:"he didn't deserve it. we don't know what inspired it. (grant) stinnette ha

>> we'll look at math now. and specifically we'll look at selling a put. why are we looking to sell a put? buying a stock here, stock is right now trading at an all time high we might want to own it at a slightly lower price we're looking to sell options. options on the stock like match are extremely expensive. finally, when we sell options, we usually improve the probability of profit. we can take a quick look right here and we'll notice that the stock traded about 5115 or so where it closed. i'm looking at this 50 level it seems like a risky spot when you figure where it came from and the 45 level where the stock was earlier. and specifically the trade i'm looking at is the december 50 puts this is how expensive these options are. usually we don't look at selling options that far out right now, you can collect 10% of the strike by selling that put. so effectively if the stock is put to you, you'll buy it at 50, but the $5 you collect is spending 45 bucks for it, the level it was trading at earlier this year before we saw the sharp breakout we had. lookin

this morning vice president mike pence will speak at a ceremony for mccain at the capitol rotunda. after the ceremony the public will be allowed to pay respects. yesterday a memorial service was held for the late senator in phoenix. >> ♪ >> a navajo flutist played a him in his honor at the north phoenix baptist church. former vice president joe biden eulogized mccain as deeply patriotic, wickedly funny, and a loyal friend despite political differences. >> my name is joe biden. i'm a democrat. [ laughter ] i love john mccain. i always thought of john as a brother. we had a lot of family fights. >> tomorrow a private service for senator mccain will be held at the national cathedral in washington dc where former presidents george w. bush and barack obama will eulogize the senator. on sunday he will be laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. we will have a live report with more on today's event coming up at 5:30. >>> an update on last week's story we told you about a peeping tom in an oakland neighborhood sneaking around and looking into homes in the backs will park area

and then the long-term assumptions, i have seen them at 20 years and at 30 years. and they usually start with their shorter projections and then they -- the two basic classes of methods that i have seen are kind of averaging in historical returns for different asset classes with that to develop a long-term. or what i could nepc does is they have an opinion about what the terminal state of the market would be, and the eclibrium state or maybe they call it a normal state, i can't remember exactly how they determine it, but they then start with their six-year assumptions and gradually move to that e qrve ulibrium state. and to understand the different mechanisms with the short versus long and how you might get a spread of over 100 basis points in that assumption. i wanted to show the benefit lines in your valuation going out the next 65, 70 years. but in the valuation we're essentially taking the present value of those and the present value about half of the present value is covered in the first 13 years of payments. and so when we try to figure out how to weight shor

bay to 74 and look at tose 50s stuck at the coast. all 12 hours. let's see if you're going to be stuck in traffic this morning. hey alexis. >> oh, boy i hope not, mike. so far there aren't many spots that are slow at this point in the morning and we're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. no metering lights yet as you can see. ev

at the height, the vix hit 50. we're back to the 12 to 13 yeah ir there has been no short of market catalyst, whether geopolitical, tariff related, et cetera is this market setting up for even more volatility as we head towards the midterm elections, any possible breakthroughs or pitfalls on trade? all of those questions remain to be answered. back to you. >> thanks, dom. >>> how do you take advantage of a volatile market? professor khouw with his strategy. >> we'lltalk about using an iron condor. we'll be careful how we describe it the first thing i would say is when you use an iron condor, if you're selling one, you're selling a put spread, a call spread, you're expecting the market is in some way going to be range-bound the second thing you're looking at are circumstances where options premiums are elevated. right now we'll be looking at iwm and what we are seeing is that the premiums are slightly higher than they were, say, in september of last year there is a way to look forward at slightly elevated options pr

which they have not done at all. there are bicycles running right and left on the sidewalk every day. and this board knows it. so these are the things you have to address. this is what is missing in the presentation. >> thank you. do i have any more public comment? please come forward. >> hello. i decided to come up to the microphone once more when i saw who was in the room. annette, kate, mark, i want to give you a shout out for the fantastic job you do with paratransit. through the years it is remarkable. we have one of the best paratransit, you know, organizing teams in the country. i know they go around the country and they go to conferences and bring back the best ideas to san francisco. i just want to say thank you to you all. >> thank you. do i have any more public comment? no, seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you again for the presentation. this was not an action item but it was a super valuable to have this presented so we are up-to-date to know what is going on. we are lucky that we have done so

at the coast, still cool, low 60s. sun sets at 8:14. we have a big warm-up on the way. >> thanks, frances. >>> unfortunately, a seventh death has been reported in the battle against the carr fire. it was a pg&e worker. the company tells abc news the worker was working in shasta county when some kind of accident happened. this comes as president trump approves a major disaster declaration. the carr fire has now destroyed over a thousand homes in and around redding. >>> more evacuations around the mendocino fires. the ranch fire, the larger of the two, has now scorched more than 207,000 acres. that fire is 23% contained. the river fire, threatening nearby lake county, has burned nearly 48,000 acres and that fire is now 58% contained. the evacuation orders are now in effect for three counties. the flames are headed toward palusa county. we're posting the evacuation orders as they come into our website, that's abc7news.com. >>> the ferguson fire is now burning inside part of yosemite national park. the smoke is making it hard to see and bre

today at 2:00. dozens are feared dead as a major motorway bridge collapses near the northern italian city of genoa — a huge rescue operation is under way a man in his 20s is arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences — after a car crashes into barriers outside the houses of parliament. the ford fiesta car hit cyclists and pedestrians — before crashing into a security barrier protecting the palace of westminster given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident. i'll be reporting live from westminster. please say they are still questioning the man who they arrested here

golden gate from emeryville, 87 at santa rosa, 81 at napa. mid-90s at concord and livermore. one more view from the east bay hills camera, lots of haze looking westward. forecast features, mild to warm next two days, turning much warmer early next week, and triple digit temperatures inland by the middle of next week, overnight, clear skies, a patch or two of fog will form near the coastline. overnight lows, mid-50s, upper 50s and low 60s in the inland east bay. tomorrow, sunny skies once again. breezy at the coast. mid and upper 70s around the bay. we'll see mid-90s in the warmest inland locations. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll see a dip in temperatures on sunday, a couple degrees or so. temperatures bounce back on monday. then the warming begins, or i should say continues. on tuesday, by wednesday or thursday look for highs near 100 degrees in the warmest inland spots, mid to upper 80s around the bay, and mid to upper 60s on the coast. >> when you bring out the red graphics, you're serious. >> means business. >> thank you, spencer. >>> just ahead, "7 on yo

at u.s. army heritage days. >>> this weekend, during our regular american history tv programming, we will take a look at the murder of one of boston's richest men while he was visiting harvard university in 1849. english professor paul collins specialized in 19th century crimes and talks about his book, blood and i have, the 1849 murder that scandalized harvard. saturday night at 8:00 eastern during lectures in history a class by rutgers university professor jefferson decker on the history of the environment movement and laws and litigation regarding natural resources. and sunday night at 8:00, during our weekly look at the presidency, harry truman's russia policy, which became known as the cold war. after he outlined his plan to contain communism during an address to congress in 1947. >>> 70 years ago the soviet union blocked off eastern berlin. in response, the western powers organized the berlin air lift. cargo planes dropped supplies into the isolated part of the city until may of 1949. n

at hubby and ten other members. francis has said mass to a huge crowd on the last day of his visit to ireland he asked for forgiveness for the catholic church and its sex abuse scandals he said it had to take. decisive action in the pursuit of truth and justice. u.s. playwright neil simon has died at the age of ninety one in new york a tony award winner was one of broadway's most prolific and popular writers his hits include the odd couple the sunshine boys the foot in the park much of his work focused on the every day struggles of the middle class. to zimbabwe where the president who's now been officially inaugurated has called on the country to unite it comes just a day after a court upheld was narrow election victory the result had been disputed by the main opposition party which claimed that the vote was rigged and. tens of thousands packed zimbabwe's national stadium in harare to watch their leader take the oath of office. aramis. say it. is president of zimbabwe. i would be first. to zimbabwe. but despite all

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coming up at 8:30pm. a chance to see a hardtalk special with the late kofi annan — interviewed in geneva in april this year now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with mejohn watson and adam wild. the headlines this evening. chelsea give arsenal a lesson in how to finish their chances in a premier league goalfest at stamford bridge. kane breaks his august duck as spurs put their stadium troubles behind them to beat fulham at wembley. at trent bridge, kohli can't quite make his century but it's been india's day in the third test. also coming up in the programme. dina asher—smith's back in action, but can she continue her winning streak after a golden week in glasgow? we'll show you how she performed at the diamond league meeting in birmingham. and it's a big night for fury and frampton at windsor park. we'll look ahead to what promises to be a cracker in belfast. hello, welcome to sportsday loads to come over the next half an hour, but we start tonight at stamford brid

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today at noon we are at 78 degrees. south bay getting a look at our micro climate there. it is ranging from 81 to 94 in morgan hill. we'll talk more about what's ahead for the rest of the week. it is starting to clear up. >> there were two crashes that was causing a bit of a headache for some of the folks out there. you can see the overall bay area not too bad out there. i want to get right to that crash. it is still seeing a couple of delays. all lanes are now open. so chp reporting they have removed any of that out of the way. it was a crash involving three vehicles with injuries. we are still seeing slieg ght delays but it should clear out as that traffic works to recover. we are not seeing any major impacts out on the road. >> back to the late ets on the complex fire now. the situation for firefighters escalating. >> more homes burned and the flames flared up. >> it is two wild fires growing in lake and mendocino valley. the fire currently at more than 80,000 acres. it is four times the size of concord. it is 22% con tand. we don't know how many homes have burned over

look at the road centers. they are not picking up slow traffic anywhere in the bay. >>> today, the go ship warehouse defendants are expected to speak at their sentencing hearing following the emotional first day of the hearing when the family members of the victims spoke out. martinez tells us what they said to almena and harris. >> the go ship warehouse creative director took a plea deal to avoid going to trial. they did not avoid hearing the emotional testimony of the family victims. most of the time was devoted to the victims families, allowing them to speak directly to almena and harris. they brought poster boards the pictures. cameras are not allowed in the courtroom. almena faced the families but harris did not. many expressed outrage at the light sentence. on july 3, almena and harris pled no contest. almena will receive nine years and harris six years. >> this sentence is unfair. it is unbalanced. it is negligent. it does not help the city or the state or the people of california. or oakland. in 2060,

it is 65 in oakland, 68 at mountain view, san jose at 71. half moon bay, 59 degrees. this is the view from our south beach camera, showing you more clouds. no matter which direction we point the camera, we see clouds right now. 69 at napa, novato 66. fairfield, 70. one more view of clouds at santa cruz beach. we'll see low clouds, fog, and drizzle overnight. below average temperatures once again tomorrow. there will be very little change in this cloudier, cooler than average pattern for the next few days. as fast wind right now is quite brisk and vigorous. we have gusts to 21 miles per hour here in san francisco, 32-mile-per-hour gusts in fairfield. all around the area it is quite breezy. that will help guide the low clouds and fog inland overnight. as we look at the forecast, 9:30 tonight it will be rather widely cloudy. 6:30 tomorrow morning, during the morning commute, no doubt there will be reduced visibility in some spots and probably some drizzle near the coast and bay and possibly drizzle in other locations as well. the low clouds and fog will be slow to burn b

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at&t park. it's not too windy. wind speeds are calm. we expect breezier conditions tonight and into monday. cooler this morning. 50 degrees for san jose. crisp along the coast. half moon bay 56. up to the north. 55 degrees. pair that with the cloud cover. it's going to ill feel chilly out there. let's look at the marine layer you can see how deep. look at the stratus clouds. acongress the coastline, in hayward, concord, livermore. if you drive through any of these areas this morning you are definitely going to notice those clouds. as we head into the afternoon we are expecting clearing for the inland areas. along the coast it will be partial clearly. i will tell you what that means for the air quality coming up over the weekend coming up in 15 minutes. >> hopefully the air quality is better. we will stay tuned. >>> a teenager is dead and two people are under arrest following a shooting near a bay area high school. it happened around 5:00 yesterday near armey mow high school. witnesses saw two pe

at his age, at the same age. he hasn't been beaten at the olympics, but imagine if you are ten years old and you can already break michael phelps record. but then, pressure! mike drop. stop doing that. we will have the weather coming up later on. protestors demonstrated outside an emergency meeting of northamptonshire county council last night, as it tries to make savings of £70 million. the leader of the conservative—run authority has insited the council will prioritise the needs of the most vulnerable. we'rejoined now from our london newsroom by professor tony travers from the london school of economics, who specialises in local government. thank you forjoining us this morning. tell us how northampton council have got into this situation, the county council. well, the council has found itself like most of local government in england, and it is not dissimilar in wales and it is not dissimilar in wales and scotland, with reduced resources over the last eight years. and it has responded to that not, as most cou

leesberg at 96 and really we are seeing at least some relief today. that's why we told you we would not he a heat advisory and that's why we're not seeing that. we're tracking some storms down to the south. these storms areretty big down around and towards shenandoah county. heads up around parts of madison county and you'll see some of the storms, maybe sthern rappahannock and culpepper county. kind of falling apart as they moveff the mountains. we will see more in the mountains overnight tonight. tomorrow more cloud cover. a little more cooler. 76 and awe chance of s during the morning hours but not a lot. 84 by recess and 85e by the t you're picking up the kids. expecting showers tomorrow and for part of the weekend, b that doesn't mean your weekend is a washout. as a matter of fact, if you're traveling to the beaches, to the mountains, wherever you may be going outdoors, looking pretty good. >> yes. both ways are looking good, whether you're heading east or west. at the beaches we'll have highsn saturday,y and monday in the low 80s. the best chanc

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our teachers should not say that at all. >> officials at the el cerrito school say the teacher is on administered of leave tonight. >> the teacher who is white is accused of calling a black student the n-word and making other comments about a latina student. ktvu's cristina rendon is in our newsroom where students staged a sit in today. >> reporter: they did. even though the teacher has been placed on leave, students and parents say she was initially allowed to return to work without any apparent discipline. that's what prompted the protest today. these students, leaving class to stage a sit in outside of the high school and middle school campuses. where an eighth grade science teacher allegedly called a black student the n-word in class last week. >> if that was me, i would feel really disrespected. no student should feel that way. and, our teachers should not say that at all. they should keep it professional. it's their job. >> there have been other students who have said it and not face any consequences. i brought that to the administration's attention. they are like, warning one,

we'll be at 86 degrees at 1:00 as temperatures heat up. let's get a look at our micro climates. it supper 80s there and up to 91 degrees today. we range from 73 in oakland to 97 in concord and 94 in livermore. still keeping it cool for the coast. half-moon bay a lot of low clouds. upper 80s for palo alto. san francisco 63 in the outer sunset and 69 in the mission district and upper 90s today. expect a lot of smoke to still move in this morning and also other parts reaching into the low 90s. here is an update on hurricane hector. it is out in the open pacific. we are watching this. this is going to move very close to hawaii. this is south of there. it will kick up large waves and may bring in rain bans as well for thursday as well as wednesday. wednesday and thursday time frames are watching for hawaii. if you know someone who lives there keep an eye on that for them. we will have dangerous heat for the inland valleys. unfortunately more smoke and high levels of ozone. it will be issues if you have breathing problems through the end of the week. it gets better with san francisco

still 84 at this hour. winds out of the west at 7 miles per hour. the front trying to make its way through.be cooler n back to the west 63 in oakland. right now, out ahead of that front sill 86 in eannapolis. torms yeah, they're all from baltimore up towards the philadelia area. i-95 getting hit hard. this has been the trend. we saw severe weather to our south, out west and to our north but not around the d.c. metro area tonight. everything kind of fell apart. last two nights, we've seen severe weather. not tonight. put this into motion. there's the severe all staying to north. lightning big-time thunder towards the charlottesville area. as they move into d.c., they fall part out there. it a goodthing. we don't need to see more rain soon. we still have the front back to the west here. we're tracking showers and storms. one more area back to the west. well west and towards ohio. that will fall part. what we'll see tomorro a little bit in the wave lower humidity. very good news as the temperaturesoday were in the 90s. 94d.c. new york at 90. 94 in rale

>> guest: not at all. as a lawyer, new york is one of the states that allows people to record with consent of just one person so it is perfectly legal to make a recording as long as there was one person in the room consenting, i was consenting, the recorder counts as a person. it was perfectly legal. banks record conversations all the time. it is absolutely normal. what is not normal is i release them to the public. >> host: walk us through the day you were fired. >> the first inkling came from the secretary and she and i had built up a cordial relationship as you are allowed to have within the constraints and confines of an office especially the bank of new york which looks down on having interactions with the staff. i'm not that kind of person. i talk to everyone. i talked to the secretary and she looked at me as i was heading to meet with my supervisor. i often had meetings outside of goldman at the new york fed headquarters and i was scheduled to go into a meeting with my supervisor, regular routine me

s from 5:30 to 10:30 at night. the reason why is the population has increased, and they're sending inmates from san bruno to downtown, and in the last two months, we had 60 elderly inmates come, and they're located in a-pod. you can do things, you still move, but you don't need as much care if you were in c-pod, where we change your ostomy bags, colostomy bags. the elderly gentleman in a, you don't need that. also, we cannot provide the patient care as we need in c-pod, where they have more ill patients that are, like, maybe on the end stage for hiv, and they send them back from san francisco general. we have to look at them and take care of them for two or three days, send them back out, so we need more help there. we're getting mandated three to five times a week. we're getting no lunches. in the packet that i gave you, you will find people, employees that have signed where they're getting no lunch, and management's decision to say okay, just continue to not have your lunch and eat. i work side by side with my nu

we flew over the bridge fire at brack -- at black mountain. there is no threat to homes. it is burning at 40 acres right now and 30% contained. meanwhile, the mendocino complex fire has burned more than 300,000 acres and is not even halfway contained yet. this is the largest california wildfire ever recorded. some good news, smoke that has covered the area has a lowered the temperature and slowed the growth of the fire. today thousands of people can now go home, evacuation orders were lifted this morning and highway 20 in both directions has reopened. as for schools in lake county students were told their summer vacations have been extended by two weeks. adding insult to injury we got word of a noro virus outbreak at the lower lake high school evacuation shelter. the flu is highly contagious. now the shelter separating the groups who are sick away from those who are healthy. >>> a brown layer of smoke covering over many parts of the area. the fire is burning in mendocino county prompting air- quality officials to declare "spare the air" days for today and tomorrow. they a