coast, 80's around the bay and possibly 90's inland. have a great day. >> we are tracking the accident southbound 880 at a street we have a multiple vehicle crash involving one or two motorcycles. we are down to 36 miles per hour away from highway 238. it is a slow go headed through castro valley to 880 freeway. it will take you time to make the trip down to highway 92. as we ralph to the north, westbound highway 4, port chicago highway, another report of an accident with slow traffic behind it with one lane block the. you are going to see speeds ticking up closer to 680 with the drive wide open to i-80. a quick look at this commute if you are traveling along the bay bridge toll plaza you can see the metering lights have been turned on and it is bumper to bumper away from emeryville to san francisco. kristen and eric? >> san francisco police go on a search overnight and head at 6:30 what brought out the police officers and thing dos to a large warehouse and where the situation stands at this hour. >> the biggest stars hit the red >> the

the next 12 hours we are in the 50's and 60's. a mild start. by the time we get to noon it is brighter. mid-to-upper 60's. inland it is 76. at 4:00, the humidity is dropping and we will warm to 84. 66 at the coast. mid-to-upper 60's this evening along the coast and the bay and 76 inland. moving forward three days, tomorrow is a lot like today with a few clouds in the morning and maybe a few high clouds but a lot of mild weather. the above average weather starts thursday and we are flirting with the unper 90's friday inland and 90 around the bay and 74 at coast. we will see to that stretches into the weekend. kristen and eric? >> we are following the first ever morning commute on the new eastern span of the bay bridge and this is a beautiful tower. next we will take you for a spin across the new bridge. >> super human feat of endurance, the inspiration diana nyad wants us to take from her historic swim from cuba to >> covering walnut creek, burlingame and campbell and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> good morning, the view from emeryville to t

in the s&p 500 today. pvh which include s brands like calvin kline, tommy hill fig gear dropping. the spending weak and recovery slow. the company ceo said the larger economy is volatile leading to erratic trends. shares fell more than 5% to $124.66. >>> things aren't much different for crocks. the foot ware maker cutting the outlook siting weaker sales in the u.s. but the company expects weakness to be offset somewhat by stronger results in asia and europe. the stock fell more than 2%, $13.31 closed there. >>> mcdonalds reporting a bigger than expected rise in global sales last night. the world's biggest fast food chain said sales rose slightly in the u.s. helped by the monopoly promotion. mcdonalds has plan s to add more value items. shares rose to $96.89. a strong earning report helped boost shares today. the retailer beat estimates reported a rise in sales, and raised it's full year earnings and revenue forecast. the store sales games, candy and other goods for $5 or less. shares soared more than 17% t

low-to-mid 70's an the bay and mid-to-upper 70's inland. not so breezy in the lower elevations as yesterday. leyla gulen? >> we have a c.h.p.-issued high wind advisory for anyone driving high-profile vehicle like big rigor s.u.v. so be careful over the richmond-san rafael but traffic is smooth. in walnut creek we have this report of oil that spread across the roadway northbound 680 at olympic boulevard. it will be cleaned up in the next five minutes. the san mateo bridge traffic is running smoothly although we have a report of an accident westbound direction and everything else and running well into foster city. >> the red flag warning took affect crews watched an early fire in burlingame that broke out along the train tracks at california drive. the fire spanned 2.5 acres and caused delays to caltrain service. winds were very strong with firefighters containing the fire quickly. >> we have new details in a murder of a man that stepped off a light rail train. a suspect is behind bars. abc7 news has learned police have found a treasure trove

in the 60's hanging along the coast and low 60's to upper 60's at bodega at 62. the sheltered valleys are in the low-to-mid fists like this morning. area of low pressure that brought us the cool is pulling away but the flow an the high and counter-clockwise around low and gun nilling dry air to us and all areas you see shaded in red, that is where we have the red flag warning until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. so above a thousand feet we have a high fire danger. the rain is moving in northbound california can by monday it is moving to the not bay and could get as far south as san francisco and oakland before falling apart monday evening. keep an eye on it and enjoy the warm dry weather for today, tomorrow, saturday, on shore flow and cooler conditions on sunday and the cool of the day is monday. >> we have a new accident in san jose, along northbound 85 as you ahead away from 17 involving at least four vehicles but we are bumper to bumper at saratoga and 40 miles an hour approaching saratoga. to the nimitz we have an accident blocking a lane southbound 880 a 14-mile

the s&p drifting lower. tuesday, the s&p was 1703 so we're a little higher at 2:00 on wednesday when the fed announcement was made, but not much. by about ten points, as you can see here. what's going on? i want to comment quickly because people keep asking about market headwind we're facing and how serious are they. on the uncertainty in washington, my sense is this is a little overstated. a government shutdown, debt ceiling. i know there are issues. i think we'll probably get through them without a government shutdown or at least a short one. as for the taper, look, i'm as confused as everybody else, but the thing that i would note here is the range of actions are very narrow here. it's either no taper through the year or taper light. what i would do is try to follow the data and not the taper because it's making everybody crazy. there's my two cents on this. i want to remind you, we'll have a lot of fireworks at the close today. a couple of things are happening. there's going to be an s&p re-weighting. co

look the at temperatures: hardly any 80's compared to the 90's we had yesterday. fairfield and antioch and livermore and morgan hill, around 80 to 81. 70 in oakland. 77 in san jose. palo alto is 74. along with san rafael and 68 in san francisco and mostly cloudy along the coast and low 60's. >> mike, thank you. we have an update on police activity san bruno avenue has a section shut down with on-ramps on 101 because of police activity looking for a person who may have been trying to break into the bank of america. the ramps on 101 are blocked and san bruno avenue. muni nine is delayed because of this. the other systems, ace, on time. san mateo bridge, traffic is light and moving along. >> people are trying to be among the first to get their hands on a new iphone are lined up outside apple stores where sales begin in three hours. online sales started at midnight abc7 news reporter matt keller is at the apple store in palo alto. >> check out the line in downtown palo alto at the apple store. it stretches down university avenue and goes around the corner. i counted 1

we are in the 60's and 70's and we should be in the 70's and 80's. look at the pink and white in the radar here, and live doppler 7 hd showing snow showers above 7,000' in tahoe. that is a sign of the teams. 66 in yosemite, sunny but breezy 65 in monterey and sunny in san diego and los angeles. >> we have a brand new report of an accident open highway one are we have a car that tried to avoid hitting a and we will have more information on that ahead. back in milpitas we have an accident south 680 a truck and a vehicle and the opinion driving the truck is outside the other car yell at them. never want did do that. to the north, this is across the altamont pass, headed along in the westbound direction bumper to bumper traffic down to 16 miles per hour and 11 miles worth of bumper-to-bumper traffic and it eases when you get to highway 84 but, still, busy drive and 43 minutes gets you in the westbound direction and drive time traffic 680 southbound to mission boulevard that is 50 minutes and highway 85 from 101 to cupertino is a short five-minute drive.

the s&p is up 12 and the nasdaq is up 34 on the trading session. gold and oil not necessarily behaving the way you think they would given the situation that we are now up against with the president making his address tomorrow night. gold is down a fraction. brent crude is trading down 1 2/3% and the yield. a big day in asia. the nikkei finished the trading session up 2.5% on the trading day. a very strong session there. and the shanghai composite in china up 3.75%. that's where bob picks up the story. >> an important thing about today, strong japanese gdp with strong exports from china. when you get those kinds of economic data points no wonder it's to the up side. the exchange traded funds in the united states. these economies are close. in japan and china and thailand and indonesia making guesses about where they might think this might open tomorrow as well. you can see those are moving to the upside. thailand, indonesia, these emerging market countries have been battered but strong in the last week or so. take a look at the eem, emerging market,

money -- mid-to-upper 60's, and mid-to-upper 70's in the east bay. the commute, leyla gulen? >> from 580 to the altamont pass we have construction until 9:00 a.m. in the eastbound direction between greenville and north flip. you can see yellow building and it looks like the traffic is bottlenecked westbound. no bottlenecks from tracy into livermore and 47 miles per hour is the top speed before you get into the path and it drops down to 38 miles per hour. this is how long it will take you, however, at 30 minutes not too bad along 680 southbound from dublin to mission boulevard, and 15 minutes along 85 northbound from 101 to cupertino, five minutes. >> developing news from pleasanton where police say they have solid leads in a brutal beating that left a man in a coma that happened during a confrontation right outside the victim's home. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is outside police headquarters. >> we will get an update on the case this morning and we are feeling good about it because they are close to making an arrest. the 51-year-old david lamon

there are a few 40's but most of us stay in the 50's through 7:00. we have clouds along the coast spilling into the bay through that timeframe. it will be cooler at noon and only 74 inland and 60's holding on around the bay and to the coast and as we head to 4:00, 60's at the coast and low-to-mid 70's for the rest of us and temperatures today are seven to 12 degrees cooler than yesterday and increasing clouds so a chance of sprinkles in the evening from san francisco and the coast and north. the rest of us get a chance scattered light showers possibly a bit of thunder in the north bay and sunday and monday, more dry and cooler-than-average. >> leyla gulen is off so we are checking traffic. eastbound highway 4, two left lanes are closed until 6:00 this morning. road work in a lost places, including beyond treasure island with three right lanes closed until 5:00 a.m. here is the bay bridge, the new eastern span, traffic is moving along but you can see the three lanes on the right shut down until 5:00 a.m. if you are looking for a place to aren't, the c

on the 1's. start on theusy west side. we have an loop accident prior to wilkins avenue. two right lanes are closed as a result. here is a live picture at frederick road. in terms of delayed traffic on the west side about 15 minutes. of course those delays are going to get worse. eastbound i 70, this accident not impacting eastbound traffic. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it will be another nice day today. we will make it back into the low to mid 70's. 55 in white marsh. maybe a light jacket or sweater for the kids at the bus stop. mix monks --a mix of clouds and sun. we will come back and check the forecast for the upcoming weekend. >> 5:12. >> if you leave your electronic devices while on board the plane, you may not be breaking any rules coming up. >> twitter scores a deal with the nfl. that is coming >> welcome back. 63 degrees downtown. not quite as cool as it was yesterday at this time. clouds at night keep the temperatures warmer. we are watching a system down in

g-e moved some refrigerator production back to the u-s. apple has done the same with its mac computer. and others say it's on the agenda.... 21-percent of companies surveyed have already moved production or are planning to in the next two years... more than double what we heard last year. they're making the move because product quality is higher... and it saves money to make the item in the same country where it's sold. but the number one reason is labor costs... they're falling in the u-s, and rising in china. that levels out the playing field, but it means workers in the u-s are making less money than in years past, accepting concessions on wages... in an effort to preserve jobs. i'm alison kosik in new york. coming up... dozens of people killed... in a terror attack at a mall in kenya. the local connection to one of the victims. selling health care reform. how president obama and former president bill clinton are teaming up... to reach more americans. effects the learning skills of pre- schoolers. on fox 45 news at five. -cruz in marath

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we will sneak into the low 70's. we will check the forecast going into the weekend in about three minutes. >> good morning to you. we have a lot going on. york road is shut down at northern parkway. charles street or east belvedere are year alternates. this is all because of a fatal accident. word of an accident at 795 at the beltway. traffic almost at a standstill. take 140 as your alternate. 28 miles per hour. this is a live picture at security. watch for aille, crash. better news for those heading out from the white marsh area. mills, we have a problem at the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> kim dacey is live on the scene with the latebreaking details. aboutice updated us just an hour ago. this road will be shut down for several hours. you need to take an alternate route. the intersection is york at northern parkway. take an alternate route if that is on your route this morning. we got some video of some debris in the roadway. police say this started in ease baltimore. police tried to pull over

mid-to-upper 60's along the coast. possibly up to 80 in santa rosa and low-to-mid 80's for the east bay valley for the warm spot. leyla gulen has the commute. >> good morning, everyone, at 5:00. we have slow conditions over the altamont pass. we have a report of an accident on northbound 280 headed into san francisco. it was two cars involved and one spun out of the control and hit a wall. it is not in the lanes but on the shoulder. we have construction until 8:00 this morning. shoreline boulevard, the on-ramp, to southbound 101 is closed until 8:00, and now 101 is moving smoothly in both directions. the bay bridge toll plaza is still quiet from emeryville to san francisco. >> a club goer in san francisco is in critical condition this morning after a taxi hit him in the north beach area. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is on the scene in broadway. >> witnesses are not surprised this accident happened. police have cleared the scene where the pedestrian was struck by a taxicab along broadway. remnants of the police ta

moving through the overnight hours, 40's to the west. to appear 50's in the district. the wind out of the northeast, three to eight miles an hour. the weekend, after your activities, no problems at all. cloudy and comfortable on saturday. partly cloudy on sunday. temperatures in the 70's. 81.next seven days, 79, 80, there you have it. anduesday, wednesday, thursday, a nice warm-up. these temperatures are a couple of degrees cooler. >> beautiful. we will take it. a story that shocked the nation. an in-depth look at the man who gave his girlfriend medication to force a miscarriage telling her it was vitamins. tonight at 10:00 right after and on the "shark tank" and abc 7 news at 11:00. >> much more just ahead. we have a great weekend but it could be ruined by traffic. the best time to drive that bay bridge. facean who came face-to- with attackers armed with stun guns. serious backlash after guns. serious backlash after a ch today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms.

, mid-70's to upper 70's and a run to the upper 80's but not so humid in the east bay valley as yesterday. day game, a's and rangers at 67 at 7:00, and cooling down to 62 with falling temperatures into the mid-to-upper 50's north bay, san francisco, half moon bay, and everyone else is in the low-to-mid 60's. here the seven-day forecast, tomorrow, a lot like today and you can see the warming trend thursday and friday, saturday, and sunday, those are the warmest days in the forecast. relief is at the beaches in the mid-70's. >> life expectancy if women is going up with a new reportcying that more women around the world are living over 50 even in developing countries. the longer lives are attributed to progress against diseases such as flu and tuberculosis and pneumonia but poor and middle income countries can lengthen women's libs more by lowering blood pressure and screening for cervical and breast cancer. >> next, the remarkable technology developed here in the bay area that will help your next flight in bad weather go further. >> the bay bridge troll authority will introduce you to the n

we are falling into the 40's across the suburbs. we have to watch the weekend for a chance for rain. that will be important for the car show. these cartalk to owners. you have this view full gold car. >> this is a 1929 ford. it has a buick engine. it has stereo, bluetooth, pandora, air-conditioning, leather interior. it is a fun car to drive. >> vintage on the outside. we come over here to bob from stevensville. ron from glendale. talk about your car. >> 1955 chevrolet del ray. it was called a mild custom. it has the original engine. standard transmission. i have had it for 23 years. >> wow. that is neat. this beautiful yellow car. you are from stevensville. >> this is a 1934 ford. this has been on the road for a long time. i have had it for 18 years. automatic transmission. we have had it out to california a couple of times. it is an enjoyable car to drive. the 800-s a taste of plus cars you will see. we will post all of the information on our website. they do not make things now like they used to back then. these cars look better

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the sector we know are outperforming the s&p of 26% versus the s&p of 20. aerospace, northrop grummond, general dynamics, lockheed, up 42%. this spread is quite epic. take a look at the long-term chart. this is aerospace versus its own sector, s&p industrials. here, we are almost working on a double going back to the early '90s. pretty excessive. let's pick on north rurop as onf the culprits. when you are in an up trend, you can do this forever. the problem here is that northrop has gone bonkers. this move from 70 to 100, keep that in mind. look at the next chart. that's this breakout here. a huge breakout. it has already happened. this has already met its mark or met its price objective. then, there is this price problem. the stock is too far above the smoothing mechanism. history shows when you are this far above your trend, it is not sustainable. final chart, this is what we think is coming. here is the long-term channel. the presumption is, we are around 95 and coming back down here to mid-80s. we are a cellar of northrop grummond. >> that must be your

we will have in the next seven days pushing in the upper 80's inland and mid-70's around the bay and the coast. temperatures fall back by ten degrees headed through the evening hours. now a check of the morning commute. >> we have a big potential problem in pleasanton browing, an accident there, southbound 680, a car is on the roof on the right-hand shoulder and one car is down the embankment and a big rig is involved. they need to get the driver out of the overturned vehicle. the commuter direction is not looking good. we will keep you posted. >> southbound 680 at walnut creek, that is looking fine. no problems. eastbound highway 4, closed from summersville road to a street until action this morning. a little regular work going on there. construction work. >> next, escape from paradise, a popular mexican tourist spot is slammed by floods as tourists try to get out. >> high-tech advice from the san francisco d.a. and iphone users need to upgrate right away. >> are you a big winner? we have where the winning ticket for the $400 million jackpot was sold. firsts though, we have america'

the u-s should strike syria. tory dunnan has more. >>: speaking directly to americans the president argued the u.s. might be prepared to act. >>: the purpose of this strike would be to deter us from using chemical weapons. to degrade his regime's to use them. we will not tolerate their use. >>: the details. any military strike would be limited in duration. he assured americans. >>: i will not pursue an open ended actions like a rock or afghanistan. >>: the president laid out the august attack. >>: the images of these massacres are sickening. men, women, children lying in rolled killed by poisonous gas. others falling at the mouth casting for breath. >>: as the president makes his case for military action as a potential alternative emerged tuesday. syria agree to a russian plan to turn over its chemical weapons but curdles remain like the exact language and a potential resolution. >>: this initiative has the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons without the use of force. >>: and congress of hesitation

. >> how did this compare older buildings of the 1920's or 30's? >> they will have more reenforcing in them. they had a tendency to use more round columns with spiral hoops. they don't necessarily catastrophicly collapse. in a perverse sense, the 50's and 60's buildings, you don't want to be in. i am in a 1920 building >> i wanted to clarify, we have beautiful, very ornate buildings they are taller. a lot of apartment buildings. >> those are mostly steel framed buildings. in the 50's and 60's, they wanted to create open floor spaces and they went to concrete spaces and thought it was great until the san fernando earthquake and the earthquake came and the building disappeared. they said, oops and changed the code immediately. >> we look at it and say, it didn't do what we thought. the codes are rarely perspective. how can we make that happen? they wait for a catastrophe and then change it >> just to clarify. we don't have instrumentation to record the shaking and to do a computer simulation is difficult to do without the data. we only learn through

of us are in the 40's and 50's. in will vacation, you can check out the winds mt. diablo is 30. mount tamalpais is calm right now of the when you get above 3,000 to 4,000' we have the fastest and dangerous winds. that is good for the fire threat. the san ramon valley, a cool spot, 45 degrees. if you are headed to school or practice, in danville and dublin and pleasanton, warmer in by during and antioch and brentwood, 60 degrees and 40's in half moon bay and hayward and santa rosa, and 54 in oakland. look at beautiful colors, the blues, the pinks, the oranges, the yellows as we look to the east a fire threat tapers and warm of the day is tomorrow and possibly wet on sunday in the north bay and the rest of us into monday. here is the seven-day outlook, 70's at the beach is the best bay and 80's if rest of us and warmer tomorrow and you can see the temperatures taper with the onshore flow of sunday evening and a few chances of height rain and a few sprinkles on monday morning and more of us or ten degrees cooler by mon

in the low-to-mid 60's along the coast, 67 in san francisco, a lost low-to-mid 70's around the bay shore and upper 70's in the south bay and warmest are low-to-mid 80's a reprieve from the summer heat. we warm back to average tomorrow and friday and saturday, a couple of warmest days in the forecast and we are above average. >> we have bart on track with ace train three, though, delays getting out of the yard because a problem with the burl we have heavy delays westbound highway 4 but the accident is cleared where there were two accidents, actually, that left us with bumper to bumper bumper-to-bumper traffic. it will take 36 minutes westbound direction. 580 from tracy to dublin is 47 minutes in the red along highway four and 101 san rafael to san francisco is under 20 minutes. a three day forecast shows everything is fine. kristen and eric? >> anthony weiner lose the bid to become new york city mayor but it does not end there, a sign frustration follow the former congressman's loss. >> the "sin" out of sin city so visitors stay safe. ♪ ♪ i gotta have that bag. italian leather? for an

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the current pair of charts, the s&p 500 and the vix. s&p, vix. so far, cement's been a terrific month for the market. we know that. right? now we're about to head into our next washington-mandated crisis. this time the fear level is at historically low levels, not good, 14 and change. based on what we've seen before when a potential government shutdown is on the table, sebastian predicts over the next ten days the market will sell off and the vix will rally big time. he's saying this is going to go like this and this is going to go like that. but eventually our so-called leaders will have to make a deal. when that happens, the fear index should plummet, okay, and sebastian thinks the s&p could make a new high for the year. wow. we're here. give than we've been through this before, sebastian says now is a good time to raise cash if you haven't already because we're not at the bottom of the s&p channel. i find this hard to disagree with. what else? based on past experience, the washington-created crisis, sebastian believes you shouldn't try to buy

as far as our overnight lows, 40's in the valley and 50's for the rest of us. the seven-day forecast is warmer tomorrow and look at the temperatures dropping by ten degrees monday and on tuesday, when, and thursday, sunshine is back and temperatures are slightly below average. have a great weekend. >> i will take you back into san francisco where we have sunday with street closings and traffic detoured. lots of traffic in the area. speaking of which, 580, tracy to castro valley is not too bad. from the san jose airport and into san francisco it is looking good. we have this mass transit delay at muni, the eastbound f market is blocked right now because of police act it. bart and ace train and transit is all run on time and a look outside, here is a look at 101 coming through san jose away from 880 if you need to make it to the san jose antiyou -- san jose airport you can see how clear it. >> buying car, seven mid-sized vehicles honor top honors in an insurance industry test to prevent front-end collision including those with automatic breaking systems score hig

sit when it is hitting the 80's here in the city. you can see how quiet it is. the flight arrival delays into sfo are over and we have a sea breeze at 14 miles per hour at san hose to the same in fairfield and that will hold temperatures pretty close to average today even with the total sunshine. watch the clouds erase with the dry air over us. 69 downtown right now and everyone else is in the 60's with temperatures above average for this time of the day, and 70 is average here in san francisco, and we will get pretty close to that, maybe 72 this afternoon. we are in the 70's in belmont, palo alto, and down to santa clara and saratoga, mid-to-upper 60's along the east bay shore and walnut creek is up to 80 a warm spot. from the east bay hills, the air is fairly clean and possible smoke problems during the weekend or haze problems, air quality problems maybe a "spare the air" weekend. near normal temperatures and two to four degrees warmer and the hot highs on friday, saturday, and lingering into sunday. i forecast 80 if san jose and

adobe single best stock in the s&p. newmont mining, jim cramer talked up, lemar doing superbly. >> here comes ben bernanke. let's listen and find out why they decided to go with a no taper decision. >> good afternoon. the federal market committee concluded a two-day meeting earlier today. as you know from our statement the committee decided to keep the target range for the federal funds rate at 0 to one fourth percent and make no change in its asset purchase program or forward guidance regarding the federal funds rate target. i'll discuss the rationales for our decision in a moment. economic growth has generally been proceeding at a moderate pace with continued albeit somewhat uneven labor market conditions. of course, to say that the job market has improved does not imply that current conditions are satisfactory. notably, 7.3% the unemployment rate remains well above acceptable levels. long-term unemployment and underemployment remain high and yawn going declines in labor force participation which likely reflects disco

very comfortable in the 50's this morning and we warm into the 70's and 80's by noon and 70's at the coast and 80's around the bay and 90's inland and temperatures in the evening hours are comfortable at the coast and 66 and 74 around the bay and 84 inland. the warmest days are saturday, sunday, and monday. hope you are ready. leyla gulen? >> we have lots of congestion on the altamont pass, busy, busy, busy. traveling along westbound direction the top speed is 37 miles per hour and it is slower as you inch your way into livermore. it loosens up beyond highway 84 but it will be 45 minute commute from tracy to dublin. in santa clara it is a pickup in the center divider but not blocking any lanes. we did not see any delays. 101 is nice and clear beyond the san jose airport where we are seeing the backup, though, is between 280 and 680 and the nimitz the pocket of slowing. the drive time traffic southbound we i would santa rosa to petaluma is 15 minutes along 580 westbound from castro valley to the maze is 14 minutes and 101 northbound from 280/680 split is 14 minutes and mass transit al

not the 50's from this morning but we will be back in the 60's the here is the seven-day forecast: temperatures peak tomorrow, sunday, and monday. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we are still warmer-than-average but it will not be oppressive or dangerous. >> hot in the city! thanks, mike. facebook is delaying a change to a privacy policy after getting valued by groups that went to the federal trade commission. facebook said they would hold off into implementing the through policy to review the changes. opponents claim the policy changes make it easier for the company to use your name and picture in ads without your consult. facebook says the policy is in response to a $20 million class action settlement and the rules have not changed but the language makes it more cheer. >> get ready to look at two adorable cubs at the dallas view, two brothers are eight weeks old born in july at the smithsonian conservation and biology institute in virginia. a team from dallas picked them up and brought them back to texas for the animal adventures outreach program to teach the public about highly endangered >> a

they did that all the way up to the 1940's. one of the last parcels a friend of mine lived on on 28 and cabrilla, which used to be a garbage dump, and in the 1940's, they build it over with sand -- they have lots of that lying around. >> this is parker studio boulevard in the richmond district. you are on the road, which is this piece of land. after the 1906 earthquake and fire, there were a refugee camps for and in a lot of the refugee camps, there were earthquake refugee cottages. these were small little portable cottages built on these camps, and the idea was you could live there, and when the camps closed after a bad year, you could take it away to an empty lot. >> you had to buy it. >> you could, but your rent would go towards the purchase price. by the end, they just wanted to get rid of them. >> in 1930, all of these were declared a substandard structures and the city wanted them all destroyed because they were blights. >> but there still are many. how many are left? >> there is at least 30. >> out of 5610 built. >> yes,

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most of us are stuck in the 60's and 70's and we should be in the 70's and 80's. the system to our north is going to push the rain and snow showers into the sierra today. 51 at tahoe and 66 in yosemite national park and it will be windy. sacramento and los angeles low-to-mid 70's. leyla gulen? >> in san jose a crash involving a motorcycle is involving injuries but it is over on the shoulder so it is not blocking any lanes and you can see the traffic is running smoothly in both directions and on the nimitz, both the northbound and southbound side, you are looking fine. a look at our drive time traffic, 580, tracy to dublin gets you there and antioch to concord is 51 minutes and from san rafael to the city is 15 minutes and here is walnut creek, southbound 680, loading up on the curb as you make it away from highway 4 to the 24 junction. eric and kristen? >> if oakland, a new city initiative to bust literbugs is showing success. officials say they seeing morphotos and videos of illegal bumping including license mail numbers used to track down and site offenders. oak

80's in the bay, in the mid-70's to near 80 and the coast will be in the mid-60's to low 70's into san francisco. >> from emeryville you can see traffic is at a standstill and we have heavy backup away from the maze at 30 minutes to get into the city. this is because of an accident that happened westbound 80 at the maps beyond the embarcadero and it looks like the accident has been taken off the freeway and at fremont street but we are left with the nasty backups that plead into berkeley. >> thank you very much. abc7 news continues online and on twitter and facebook and all mobile devices. see you this 25 minutes. when ifor your business..curity tyco integrated security. we'll do a security review of your business to understand your needs, customize an integrated solution that meets your specific challenges. and deliver it all with responsive local service, and a personal passion to help you protect your business. we'll even give you the power to manage it all... right from the palm of your hand. call us for a free security review. and breaking, new details about the navy yard shooter

the bay and mid-50's in the not bay to low 60's for the rest of us. here is the seven-day forecast, tomorrow anywhere from about fur to six degrees warmer than today, and look at saturday and sunday, the heat peaks during the weekend so be careful if you are outside. the plenty of fluids, find some shade, it will feel cooler and the temperatures are still love average but they are cooler by ten degrees through wednesday. have a great day. >> we have a report someone who is stalled on westbound 80 yelling at traffic, so, watch out for that. this san jose we have a little bit of a slow down on 85, but not sure what is causing it but in the northbound direction you down to 26 miles per hour. we will look further into that and 280 and 101 and everything else is at top speed and we do not see delays or hearing of any construction in the area. drive time traffic tracy to dublin is building quickly at 37 minutes from the westbound direction along highway 4 antioch to concord is 25 minutes and you can see the time is ticking up 101 southbound from san rafael

by the close, the dow was down 70 points, the nasdaq lost 5, and the s&p was off by 9 points. but despite a losing week, and with one trading day left in the month, the major averages are on track for the best september in three years. up between 3 to 5%. and the dow and the s&p are on track end to higher for the third quarter, making it three up quarters in a row. tyler? >>> our first guest tonight, susie, says barring a positive surprise, stocks are more likely to move down than up. he's brad mcmillen, chief investment officer with commonwealth financial. mr. mcmillen, welcome. good to have you with us. why do you say that? and how far down do you expect they might go? >> well, if you look at the way the news is evolving, we've seen a lot of positive surprises, but the most recent one, the positive surprise of no taper actually resulted in a pop, but then we've given all of that back and then some. so the question is, with earnings, in my opinion, rolling over, what is going to carry the market higher? i don't see a lot of potential good news out there, but i do see a lot of

cooler in the north bay but mostly in the 50's inland. above average and 88 at 4:00, and slightly warm evening in the mid-to-upper 70's and the coast, we go great 48 this morning, to near 70 by 4:00. enjoy. san mateo county shows a crash to talk about southbound 280 before 32 a solo crash with glass debris in the slow lane. bay bridge toll plaza is slow this morning. and the oakland maze, traffic is moving fine there and we will get another check in a little bit. right now we are following breaking news in oklahoma where a fire and explosion at a chemical laboratory is forcing evacuations. the fire broke out at 9:45 and is still burning right now an hour west of oklahoma city. firefighters have it contained to the building and are going to let it burn itself out. that could take several hours. officials say no employees were at the plant. the cause is not known. >> today is the final day, possibly, for the america's cup. we have a preview. matt? >> there are signs of team new zealand and team usa. you can see the team new zealand right he

temperatures in the 60's at that time. we start out in the upper 40's and low 50's this morning. i will put a 20% chance for a sprinkle during the middle of the day as a friend goes through. we expect a high temperature near 76 degrees. be travel trouble spot would be in the pacific northwest. big storm in seattle. ine of the wind gusts seattle could be around 60 miles per hour. >> good morning. the problem having the biggest impact is on southbound 97 at route 32. 11 miles per hour because of the closure of the ramp to 32. there is also a fuel spill. closures in effect in the city along york road it coldspring lane because of fire activity. good news on southbound 29 just past 108. the j.f.x. at ruxton road checking out just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. stay with >> we are live in watched and where the midnight deadline looms large. a deal not looking likely. we will talk to build a rally about that and a controversial new book. >> a new trial getting under way in italy today. >> remember the former russian spy. she is back in the headlines with a new tv show. >

restarted the dividend payments and is back into the index, s&p 500 index. it was actually dropped in august of 2005 ahead of its bankruptcy filing weeks later. this is a big deal and a milestone. back to you. adam: adam: nicole petallides, thank you. the markets may be moving higher but labor force participation is moving lower. it hit a 35-year low. our next guest says the federal miss reserve can't mistake the drop in the unemployment rate as improvement. nariman behravesh, chief economist at ihs. you see the fed pushing back on taper talk. others say no, we'll get some form of taper in september. you think they're wrong. why? >> if you look at the unemployment numbers and the employment numbers there's a lot of weakness there as you know the numbers for june and july were revised down. in the case of july quite substantially. as you were just saying the unemployment rate has not fallen, one month, but two months in a row for all the wrong reasons because of fact labor force participation is coming down. a lot of people leaving the labor force, a lost dis

80's in the north bay and low-to-mid 80's into the east bay valley. not going to last long with the three day forecast coming up. leyla gulen is back with the track for you. >> we do have caltrain running on time this morning and normal service despite that gas main break. we will look at descent conditions across our mass transit but the altamont pass is busy right new. it is evidence it is a monday morning and bumper-to-bumper traffic from tracy at 37 miles per hour is the top speed. dip down as you continue in the westbound distribution and you can see how swedes -- speeds do not improve until vasco road when it finally improves. across the golden gate bridge it is not too bad from the tunnel through sausalito into san francisco. >> deadly terrifying siege at an upscale mall in kenya is headed into the third day with new gunfire and new explosions this morning. authorities are conducting a massive security operation right now against al-qaeda-linked terrorists. we are joined from washington, dc, with the latest developments >> the terrorists timed

high temperatures in the upper 60's and the low 70's. a few clouds wednesday and thursday. i do think we will stage i. ll stay think we wiill dry. a much better chance for rain by monday and tuesday of next week. 5:17. >> the major roadways continue to run smoothly. york roadclosure at and northern parkway. all lanes are shut down the cost of a serious accident. lake avenue or east belvedere of the better ways to go. expect delays along york road. delay free on the west side and on 795, 60 miles per hour down towards the beltway. running smoothly at greenspring. the rest of the area roadways are up to speed at this hour. avoid northern parkway and york road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. knows most's teachers need a jolt of caffeine. maryland educators are getting a free cap of joe. -- a free cup of joe. every tuesday throughout the school year. it is good at baltimore area mcdonald's restaurants and drive through's. no purchase is necessary. -year-old iphone looks a lot different this morning with the old software. not everybody likes the changes. >> you are just