a crash at west 80 at carlton cleared to the shoulder. now a stall on the eastbound direction in the same area. so enough of a distraction. north on the upper side of this map. golden gate field. a look at speeds, the tri-valley we see we're slowing for 58 out of the alta mont pass no. surprise for 84 or 680. a smooth drive through the south bay. a look at palo alto. no problems here it university. there is a report of at least a stall if not a crash around marshall. i swung the familicamera around. we don't see interruptions. >> thank you much. 6:09. 72-year-old man from the bay area lost in the wilderness for 19 days is: alive and recoverin this morning. gene penaflor vanished in the mendocino forest on a hunting trip. he says he fell, hit his head and was knock understood conscious. when he woke up he was in a fog bank, lost track of where he was. the sheriff's office searched the area for four days before they called it off due to inclement weather. the san francisco native doing everything to stay alive. >> he ate squirrels, lizards,

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look at this 76 at the coast at 4:00. low 80s for the rest of us and mild this evening, upper 60s at the coast, mid 70s for the rest of us. the winds, look at the san francisco bell in the water around it. isn't it choppy. being on the bay today is going to be rough. leyla? >> it's a little rough on the roads as well in terms of breezy conditions. certainly very windy. however, good news is that chp canceled the high wind advisory for contra costa county. highway 4 you are in the clear as you make the drive away from walnut creek through aren da. little slow down into the caldecott as you should but looks like conditions are fairly clear. we have branches on roadways as well and downed trees here and there. all in all you're in good shape. go to our waze app, our wazers are tracking other problems on our roadways and this one sounds like it's south of 380, it's a pothole in the road. watch out if you're traveling southbound on 101. it's a clear drive heading from san francisco to sfo at 11 minutes to get you there. kriste

there's a look at 95 at 395 looking good. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. here's don. >> thank you. >>> members of congress fires oe questions at a top obama administration official over its problematic healthcare.gov website. this as many marylanders are still trying to sign up. here is meghan mccorkell with the story. >> good morning. that problem plagued website had ed lots of questions on capitol hill. >> we're barely four weeks into this one and we're already declaring it dead. >> why should the american people believe you now? >> rapid fire questions for the head of the federal health care website who apologized for what's being called a disaster roll out. >> this is fixable. >> now another hit for o.k. oh it -- for oh lam baabama care. >> insurance providers are dropping more than 2 million people. >> the white house website said if you want to keep the health insurance that you got you can keep it. now they're being told they can't. that's a lie. >> that's sending more people into the he

that's at least the information at the moment. as we know the information changes over the course of time. there we have it. that's the scene. the black two-door affinity that you can see in the distance just behind that sign indicating route 95-route 50. that is the question here and the investigation in full swing as you can imagine right now. law enforcement, the yellow crime tape. it is a very active crime scene. we will take a quick break and come back and recap what we know at the moment. you're watching al jazeera america. closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >> very quickly now. let's take a live shot here from washington, d.c. we'll keep an eye on this story for you. again, the investigation in full swin

first pitch at 5:00 at the coliseum. but getting the festivities started mighty early this morning, live at the coliseum, super fan and the very first person at the coliseum, roberta gonzales! good morning. >> reporter: i'm never the first to arrive anywhere so this is kind of fun this morning. we are here outside o.co coliseum. you see it in the background here. we have been noticing trucks coming in and out in preparation of tonight's game at 5:07. and it appears as if game time temperature will be near 68 degrees. this is it. either the a's win tonight and advance to the american league west series against boston so they would head to boston on saturday or their season ends tonight. so it's a big day here in the bay area. and you can't ask for a better autumn day, as well. out the door this morning, current air temperature is a very cool start to your day at 46 degrees in santa rosa. otherwise, to the south in the low 50s in san jose. and right here in oakland it is 53 degrees. so it's a few high clouds. later today,

janine is talking to riders at the station you are looking at. she's going to have a live report at 5:30.. >> time 5:04. we continue our team coverage on the big problems. alex savage joining us live from the bart work yard in hayward. late breaking development. what's going on out there, alex? >> reporter: we are seeing more and more trains moving out here at the work yard. and i can tell you i've seen quite a few bart train operators arriving at work. i'm asking them why service is not up and running. there are a couple issues here. a lot of the trains are scattered around the system and that's out of place. they also say they are here at the work yard where we are and they are having to do a lot of the safety checks before they can start moving them. let me show you the scene from a short time ago. we started to see bart trains rolling about an hour ago. a manager out here at the scene did tell me it has been difficult to get employees back to work overnight. the strike was called off late last night after an agreement was reached between the

at pleasant hill and 74 at brentwood. north bay looks good too. numbers recover in the low 70s. a little bit chilly. and unless you hop over the gate which is an easy thing to do. i have done it. 73 at lake port and in the extenned forecast you get partly cloudy skies, which means cloudy and sun in the afternoon. look at the numbers next week. near 80 degrees inland. bay looks nice, too. mostly in the low 70s. saturday looks good. have a good time. >>> bay area kids who have big dreams of going to the big scripps national spelling bee got good news, radio is going to sponsor the area students. the san francisco chronicle announced it will no longer sponsor the regional budget cuts so we'll be sponsoring 8 counties. if you're feeling guilty, you're probably feeling heavier, too. a new study says people with guilt actually feel more rating a weight in their bodies. -- more weight in their bodies. the more guilt, the heavier they perceived their bodies to be. >>> and too busy for exercise, we have good news for you, then. th

at reagan national we're at 58. winds are out of the northeast at 7:00 miles per hour. the winds are going to continue to blow in some of the cooler and moister air off the ocean. the winds will actually intensify as we head into the afternoon. right now 54 in manassas. 56 at bwi. 52 in hagerstown and 53 at andrews. so we're looking at some pretty comfortable temperatures to step out the door but here comes the rain. the slow moving coastal system pounding the outer banks of north carolina. its a he slowly inching its way toward the d.c. metro. you can see the leading edge of the showers just starting to make its way into the beltway. southern maryland gets the rain first. also the northern neck of virginia. look how heavy the rain gets just in time for the evening commute. the yellows and oranges indicating the possibility of some downpours in there. then we're going to look at the showers continuing to push to the north and east. so the beltway should be wet in time for the p.m. rush and then the heavier rain starts to move in in the overnight hours. rain will be heav

oakland and san mateo at 64 and half moon bay is a cool spot at 61. tonight, cooler than this morning with a lot of mid-to-upper 30's inland. upstairs, the low is pulling away counter-clockwise wrapped in the cold air. it is pulling away. high pressure is moving in. that will purpose the cool air to the east and we will get offshore flow tomorrow which is halloween. that will be a treat. we drop to 62 degrees at 6:00 and cool to the end of the trick-or-treating under the star filled sky with calm conditions at 55 degrees. halloween will be two to four degrees warmer and same open friday, losing it on saturday. sunday, temperatures are below average and sun will set at 5:10. monday and tuesday, cooler than that. check the batteries when you set the clocks back on saturday evening. >> i will get ready for the audition i want to let you know we have a very special day today. c.h.p. is graduating their latest class of cadets. i have the fortune of going into sacramento and interviewing folks out there. they are graduating today and will head to the post.

we will talk about the day, the next 12 hours, 49 with stars at 7:00 around the bay and 61 at noon and sunshine and warmer and 68 by 4:00, pulling back to 62 while you are trick-or-treating. inland we start in the 3

look at this. the old 13-story warren hall was demolished in august after the campus building was deemed seismically unsafe. construction is set for later this month. a community meeting to discuss plans will be at noon today at the campus library. >>> if you have foster farms chicken, you may want to check the packaging. you want to. hundreds of people have gotten sick after a salmonella outbreak. marla tellez is in the newsroom with important information. >> this is not an official recall at this point but the usda is issuing a public health alert warning people that some raw chicken products produced by foster farms at three facilities in california could be carrying the salmonella strain. an estimated 278 illnesses have been reported recently in 18 states, most of the sickened are in california. we contacted the california department of health and the spokesperson tells us about 200 cases are reported here. she could not say where specifically or which stores sold or are selling the contaminate

snow will serve at grand marshal at noon. the entire festival take place on main street today and tomorrow from nine to five both days. wow. big pumpkin. next on abc7 saturday morning news, it is dawn of day two of the bart strike. yesterday traffic crawled at a snail's pace in and out of san francisco. what you need to know before the monday morning commute. >>> and some amazing video of big rig crashing over the center divide on highway 10 ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ live from the kgo broadcast center in is abc7 morning news. >> good morning, i'm katie marzullo. it's 6:00 a.m.. we will get to more on the bart strike in a moment but we want to st

some showers at the sierra. you can still see snow mixed in paris a >> jacqueline: it will be a little chilly tonight and tomorrow warming temperatures will be coming into the weekend. tomorrow morning, a lot of low 50s with the upper '40's makes the man. widespread 67 at the noon hour. 74 and cupertino, and san jose and when bellies with low 70's for the most part and it 70's for davenport and antioch. range of 70's for the north bay. still we have an important baseball game tomorrow game 5! low sixties for the most part during the game. hitting 80 degrees on monday. >> pam: more bad news for the 49ers aldon smith. smith - who is currently away from the team in rehab - has now been hit with three felony weapons charges for possession of an assault weapon these charges stemming from a party at smith's house in june of last year in which of the party - allegedly partygoers (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary: smith the latest from the team he has of course taking a s

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look at the temperatures in hickory at 43 degrees. and 46 at hanover as well as towson this morning. and for the rest of today, this is how you can plan, plan for the showers by mid morning, and plan for the chilly temperatures by lunchtime. let's get a check of the traffic with lauren. >> well, we're looking at the water main break from yesterday in baltimore county, you're taking a live look here in perry hall, where joppa road has reopened. one lane is getting by in both directions. and that's right between seven courts drive and bel air road. no word yet on when everything will be fixed but we will provide you updates on twitter. jut follow me at maryland traffic. as we take a look at the main lines, you will like the jfx right now. 55 miles an hour. southbound at the beltway. and typical 11 minute ride from here all the way to downtown to east fayette street. and those bound for the fort mchenry tunnel, no problems whatsoever, 895 nice and clear and the west side of the beltway, a live look at baltimore national pike, the inner l

look at cloudy skies at the coast. temperatures cool this morning in the upper 40s and 50s. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies. very little change around bearskin land with 60ths and 70s by noontime. by the afternoon in the upper 60s to upper 70s. another beautiful day with subtle changes at the coast. we will look for the pattern to change during the work week. i'll have that forecast that of in a few minutes. carolyn. >> in breaking news, crews are mopping up a fire at an apartment building in walnut creek. four units were destroyed in the fire that broke out around 1:30 at the boulders apartment. the fire is now under control. seven children and five adults were displaced. no one was injured while the cause of the fire is under investigation. authorities say it does not appear suspicious. >>> striking bart workers say they will not picket today out of deference to the two transit employees who were struck and killed by a train yesterday. it happened near the walnut creek station. we are joined live this morning with the very latest. good morning. >> good morning, carolyn

they would begin the day at -- they start right now at 7:25. that would move to 8:15 under the new plan. middle school students would be impacted also. they'd start their day ten minutes earlier. of course elementary students would start at the same time they've been starting currently. now the students, any of these changes could into go into e effect would be the 2015 shall have 2016 school year. this is just a preliminary recommendation. what happens now is it goes to the school board, there will be a series of public hearings, and the recommendations could be altered based on those hearings. a final proposal will be voted on by the school board. joshua starr will make comments later today. we'll bring you those comments this evening at 4:00. now, it's important to know that the school board does have to approve this again. the cost for all this, the preliminary estimate on the cost of these changes would be $12 million a year. the changes all came from parents who complained their students weren't getting enough sleep. that's the very lates

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. 55 at d.c. 50 at hagerstown. only 45 at cumberland, the same at winchester. you need a sweater or a jacket as you step out the door. as we take a look at the national temperatures, you are r not alone. the cooler settling in the midsection of the country to the mid-atlantic. the tirches is look to the south of us, temperatures in the sixt and the 70-degree mark there,gre but the cool ear just really moved in fairly quickly on thecn backside of that frontal system jest, showing us down through seasonal conditions, where we, should be. no more 80s or 90s to talk lk about. today a ridge of high pressure is in charge. plenty of sunshine for us. our next weather maker is to the southeast right now. now. take a look.ke a we have a low pressure systemsu that is going to move gradually up the coastline. by the thursday it will set us for a chance of showers, we're going to watch it. it. not sure how close it end up hugging into the coastal areatal put it does bear watching, we're talking rainshowers not any significant s

at 5:30 people started complaining of strong odor at the hotel on beach street. police called in the a hazardous material team to check it out. they found a canister of bear reappellant gone off in a room and went through the air duct. hotel evacuated and 4 people taken to the hospital. >> 20 foot boat carrying as much as 2000 pounds of marijuana capsized on santa cruz beach today. but not before most of that pot was off loaded. we were over 4 mile beach earlier when investigators say the boat washed ashore around 11:00 a.m. . 80 pounds of bundled pot was discovered on the beach but investigators say it's likely the boat came load from mexico and they think those responsible off loaded much of it before abandoning the boat after it capsized. no one was arrested. >> police sheriff's deputy want to find out if 2 people were targeted when someone fired into an ac transit bus. driver heard at least 4 shots bus head along international boulevard at tenth avenue. gun fir wounded 2 people riding aboard the bus twoot:20 this afternoo afternoon. driver kept going for a fe

have 32 at river road, we an accident. a crash at lombard street involving a motorcycle. eastern avenue at white marsh, watch for an accident. this is what it looks like on the north side. pretty heady conditions beginning at belair road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it was kind of a rough day yesterday weather-wise. the clouds are hanging around. we do not expect any precipitation. we will call it a mix of clouds and sun. it is rather cool this morning. 50.r 40's to around we will make it up to about 69 this afternoon. a nice day in chicago. 78 in denver. we will check our seven-day forecast one more time before the >> time to get to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked, do you think baltimore city police need to tweet out alerts about crime and other incidents? >> thank you for sending in your responses this morning. several accidents going on. >> there was one long route 30. watch for possible delays. 70 at 32, we have an accident. 32 at river road, watch for a crash. we have a crash at lombard stree

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only at safeway. ingredients for life. only at safeway. now at 830 just hours to go before time runs out on the 60 day bart: off. >> that means bart workers could be back on the picket lines tomorrow morning. >> and right now let's check back with kron4 is dan carmen who is live in oakland were negotiations continue. >> just in the last half hour we heard from a train operator and a lead negotiator and this is what they had to say. allied >> i don't walk out and i don't control it they do state's one person appeared >> we keep meeting and hope something is want to happen. >> we have been at this since april 1st april the first and people start acting are asking what the union can do. >> a couple of interesting notes at manager told us that they put a new offer and the union says the they have not seen that offer. >> the union says one of the new offer is a they have not seen it. >> the union believes there is a greater chance with getting a resolution if the lead negotiator is at the table. >> what are still waiting to find out through the

is liftingthe fog just a bit at 50 at sandy point. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. main weather concern at this point. it is causing a haze out there now. hazy sunshine at 8:00 a.m. 80 degrees with mostly sunny skies. our high today of 85. a stray shower the pop up later this afternoon. we'll see 80's for the high temperature today. away.not go >> a pretty nice start for your friday morning commute. we have an accident and northbound 95 in white marsh. we are looking at the ramp from white marsh to northbound 95 and there is a delay forming there. 54 miles per hour at harford. 55 on the west side outer loop. running smoothly at greenspring. traffic up to spree off the j.f.x. no delay down to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. you can see on the cameras it is hazy. a warm front is lifting into the northeast. most of the showers into new york and pennsylvania and the great lakes. we will have a mostly dry day. 62 right now at the airport. ocean city, 61. look how warm it is downtown.

traffic now at 4:11. this is highway 280. oncoming traffic headed to cupertino. up above you can see 17 on the right going towards santa cruz. back wi >>> popular sand castle competition at ocean beach has been rescheduled the contest will take place saturday, november 9thth. you're looking at video from last year's competition. 20 local schools participate, more than half of the money from the contest goes towards a youth arts advocacy organization >> you can see kids having fun. they're locked in. >> yes. hopefully, weather will hold >> yes >> on to business news, twitter set ipo price and pinterest raising big bucks. >> emwilly chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell >> reporter: report good afternoon, twitter set ipo price range in an updating filing the company says it will sell 70 million shares at 17ses today $20. under those prices twitter could raise $1.4 billion and he evaluations of $11 billion. currently less than a tenth of facebook's market cap. microsoft reliance on software, the

for now, i'm live at the wjz mobile weather lab at canton crossing. back to you on tv hill. >>> let's check on our roads now. here's kristy at wjz traffic control. >>> not a good start out there for 175. in the westbound direction, we have that closed off. we had an earlier accident, involving an overturned tractor- trailer at route 1. cleanup is continuing. also, southbound route 1, at 75 are had -- has the right lane turned. shucks road at east wheel and calvary. a water main break has putty hill avenue closed between perring parkway and old harford. take tailor avenue to get around. edmondson avenue at wheeler avenue. waterloo at old annapolis road. and we're dealing with a couple of delays at this hour. traveling on the top side inner loop. very slow traffic from the jones falls expressway to harford road. and northbound, slow at 70, followed by slowing, northbound 95. approaching the fort mchenry tunnel. let's go ahead and take a live look. you can see, plenty of volume there. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and l

at 5 $18 a look at your weather. let's take a look at traffic now with a torch. >>j.r.: if required weather- ride that's a quote--a pretty quiet ride around the bay. no hot spots. for the san mateo bridge highway 92% and 11 minute commute time at this early commute hours. while the golden gate bridge the southbound commit looks good. south and freeways are clear of any incidents. thus the no. they ride for what was southbound >>darya:the state of california will be paying more for amtrak. in a new 19-state agreement announced yesterday, state taxpayers will be paying $19 million more a year to finance amtrak service. the agreement puts the states in compliance with federal passenger rail investment and improvement act of 2008. the law mandates that the states pay about 85 percent of amtrak's operating costs of their state routes. the state's transportation department says we will now pay about $109 million a year to operate its three intrastate routes. california-amtrak costs california to pay more for amtrak in new agreement former san diego mayor bob filner ple

you're looking at the vehicle. j you're looking at the situation. you're looking at the personal threat to you and perhaps others, and all of a sudden you're functioning as an individual trying to survive, trying to get yourself out of the line of either fire or being run over. in this particular case when you hear a shot go off, there may be a tendency -- you don't know if that shot is from another police officer or it could be coming from the vehicle, so whether each of these officers made an independent decision to fire, whether it was just one officer, because i have listened to the tape, ed. there's at least seven shots that go off in a string. so could that be one semiautomatic pistol or multiple individuals. i think each officer is going to have to account for his and her actions, but the video tells it all. these officers felt threatened, and they responded in that way. >> what do you make of this videotape, clint, where the officers encountered the car, had it surrounded, guns were drawn, no shots fired at the first opportunity and the card

no one was at home at the time. >>> still ahead at 6:00, we are continuing to follow b.a.r.t. negotiations. we'll have updates throughout the half hour, and why a new report suggests the city of los angeles could be susceptible to dollars, and al ma -- alamo square park it getting a facelift. >> i'm leigh glaser. a terrific week ahead. we'll talk a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast in a bit, and it does include some nice beach [ yodeling plays ] [ hans ] toaster strudel! [ angelic music plays ] don't overthink it. [ hans ] warm, flakey, gooey. toaster strudel! faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack defying, satisfying mmm. totino's pizza rolls. mm-hmm. hmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. now in two bold new flavors! [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't d

i mean, hardly anything at all. there's a little component of a westerly or even a little bit of an offshore breeze, especially downtown oakland. lots of sunshine. this pattern is locked in. don't want to say it's blocking. it doesn't look like much is going to change for a while. sunshine, maybe a little breezy for some. it will be warmer. the warming continues. i think we top it out wednesday and leave it there. warm weather after a cold morning. coecold lows and warmer afternoon. coast, bay and inland are all really close on these forecasted highs. 80s for almost everybody. if not you're in the 70s. the difference is one of these oakley brentwood, antioch, pittsburgh, it will be just as warm in oakland and martinez and maybe concord. san jose 81. that's close to morgan hill and gilroy. santa cruz going 85 degrees down there today. 75 half-moon bay, 72 in d. c. 78 san mateo and 82 in palo alto. it will be a warm day today. warm on wednesday, and then lots of sunshine. we hold it. i just don't see anything breaking

i see one at westbound at the bay bridge toll plaza. so there is wind advisory for the bay bridge as well. just be careful out there. let's move along and take a look at the commute here on the bay area freeway. there are no major problems by the way. but there is already a little bit of slow traffic on 580 westbound as you come into livermore over the altamont pass. it looks good over to castro valley with very little delay. let's go back to the desk. >>> strong, gusty winds turned an attic fire in san jose into a two alarm call for firefighters just hours ago. ktvu katie utehs is live at the home now. and katie you talked to family members that escaped those flames. >> reporter: they did. they ran out of their home after smelling smoke. let me get out of the way and show you that house that is heavily damaged. the family members just did a walk through to survey the damage. it appears at this point the fire is accidental. let me show you the photos the family took as they watched their house burn early this morning. you can see the fl

accident 32 at 175. another one west padonia at 83. liberty at franklinville road. speeds are slowing at the west side. 47 is the outer loop average between 795 and 95. there is the overall speeds. there is the delay on the west side. that is the outer loop coming toward us and that is a look at wilkens looking a little better right through. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. here is gigi. >> we have a couple of baltimore city school closures to pass along this morning. dunbar and national academy middle school. they will both be closed because of a water main break. staff and teachers should report to school today. >>> the federal government is in a partial shut down this morning. for the first time in 17 years congress failed to pass a budget and keep the government running. wjz has complete coverage of the gridlock on capitol hill and what that means for you. mike schuh is live at fort mchenry which remains closed. first susan mcginnis reporting for wjz from washington, d.c. >> reporter: mr. speaker, it's midnight and the great governm

fog at the coastline up at 1,200 feet. cloudy skies at 5:00 a.m. for the coastline. here's the best part. we will see the sun come on out before the lunch hour. temperatures in the low to mid 6 os. you know, really by oall accoun, a beautiful day coming our way. no delays right now at sfo. clouds tomorrow morning will likely produce one to two-hour delays. also looking great this hour at all of the other major airports. now, a quick look at our three-day forecast does show temperatures staying pretty stable over the next couple of days. we're going it have more coming up in seven-day forecast and how much things will be warming up as we head into this upcoming weekend. >> okay. thanks. >> you're welcome. >>> still ahead, a shootout at a las vegas hotspot. what investigators now believe started this fight. >>> plus -- >> i'm marianne favro. a new study exposes the health risk of buying breast milk online. coming up, i'll take you to a milk bank in san jose giving new moms a much safer option. >>> the bicyclist killed by a muni bus has been identified tonight at 78-yea

if we take a look at some components, take a look at sears. it's a retailer but trades down at the nasdaq. it has a small float but down 14%, worst weekly loss of 2012 when it fell 24%. micron, a name getting a lot of attention, down 9% today. it's the third best performing stock, though, in the nasdaq 100 so far this year. today it's the worst performer. after those earnings that were disappointing on the bottom line. it is on track here to halt five weeks of consecutive gains. it's been quite a high flyer here. on the flipside, intuitive surgical shares on pace for their best week since january 25th. and biotechs getting a lot of attention for hitting multi-month lows earlier on. we again began to see them climb back out of the red at the last couple of days, but it's not enough to finish in the green for names like vertex, biogen. back down to you. >> thank you, courtney. >> we got this new market data software on our computer today. >> we love it. >> we're feeling pretty good about it. what's the best performing international market this w

santa clara county at 14%. san mateo at 12.9%. according to the california attorney general's office, that's a cost to districts of $1.4 billion a year. add to that the cost to their community. >> for every kid we lose to truancy, and then as a dropout, is a tenfold factor increase in their chances of future criminality. >> reporter: the santa clara county district attorney's office prosecutes 100 truancy cases a year generally when all other interventions have failed. in this school district, the goal is to reach families before then, sometimes showing up at home to make sure they're okay. >> we send letters, we send registered letters. we make phone calls. we have incentives set up schoolwide in the classroom. because we want coming to school to be engaging and something they want to do, too. >> reporter: truancy is a complex issue. educators say sometimes students are not engaged but sometimes they feel bullied. they have children of theiown, they're home less or their parents are afraid to send them to school because they're n

at times moderate rain. at times just drizzle. at times overcast but it will be coming in off the atlantic. temperatures are going to be fairly steady into the mid and upper 50s as we go through the day. here we are at lunch time. showers and rain around, 57. some lulls. then this afternoon temperatures barely budging with highs from the mid- to upper 50s. some of low 60s on the eastern shore. >>> with the bye week behind them, the redskins are preparing for a game sunday night against the cowboys, a team they played 107 times. the most recently, the last week of last season with the nfc title on the line. that was then. a redskins 28-18 win to make the playoffs. this is now. practice during dallas week. running back alfred morris is back at it after leaving early against oakland with a bruised rib. >> if anybody wants to take shots at me, that's fine. i'm not going to look forward to it but as far as the game, i'm not worried about it. >> reporter: are you a hundred percent? >> i haven't felt pain the last three times. i would sa

laurel this morning at 39 degrees. looking at our forecast highs, rockville today 62. it will be 62 in north beach. fairfax 63. and manassas, one of the warm spots at 65. let's go over to monika samtani. still looking pretty good out there early on this tuesday. >> it really is. i'm happy to say that because what's in store isn't that great. i'm sorry but this is going to happen after today's rush hour. the morning rush hour. kalmia culvert in northwest will be closed today between east and west beach drive. the culvert is like a bridge and it will close after rush hour. it is a major cut through for those of you who head east or west on beach drive. 16th street, military road or connecticut avenue are going to be your alternate routes closest to that area but they're going to definitely take a hit with 17,000 people who normally use that shortcut so keep that in mind please, especially this afternoon and definitely tomorrow morning. no problems right now coming in from the west from sterling on the dulles toll road, on 66 from gainesville. we're going to take a live l

school in san jose. >> reporter:their father says the teens were at a church event at del mar.but they attend valley christian high school in san jose. we have a crew on the way.and we'll have an update on kron-4 news at 11. >> catherine: happening now at 8-- >> catherine: the bay area is on the brink of two possible transit strikes.which would be a commute nightmare. a-c transit workers could walk off the job thursday. and bart is still in the middle of talks tonight. bart is getting help from 3 federal mediators. the lead mediator is george cohen. he's a director of the federal mediation and conciliation service.. >> reporter: union negotiators came up to to address the news media. one thing the union did not talk about was whether they would go on strike tomorrow is still remains an unanswered question. >> everyone is up in the caltran building working hard with the general management and mediators. there are still torn between floors to see if they kick if we get come to and deal. >> still a lot of work to be done on both economic issues will continue to tackle those remaining issu

no wind at all. look at that lake. placid. simpson and snedeker also to cabrera and leishman 2-1 in earlier foursomes. been a tough day. maybe we can turn it around. and start right now. running out of holes. good shot. >> he does catch a piece over there on the left. and up to 13 for jason day. roger. >> sitting down a little bit in this very quick, johnny. about as soft as you can hit it, i know that. >> pretty good. >> we'll keep it right here for mickelson, rog. >> in this back bunker two very quick green running away from him and to the right a little bit. but being in the bunker, john, he can do a little spin on this. you could definitely do it. of course last bunker shot was a beauty. left it in the bunker. >> that's hard to imagine that ball landing that soft. >> that leaves a very fast putt keegan bradley's going to try to handle. >> and over at the 10th this is hideki matsuyama for birdie to win the hole. can he continue his hot putting? this kid is clutch. so haas and stricker now just 2 up. man, he's got some excit

that is the same at haggerstown and manassas and 73 at fredericksburg. showers and thunderstorms bynder the afternoon isolated in nature. our high is 79 degrees. going to be flirting with the 80 degree mark and some and changes as we look at the seven-day forecast.-day we'll have that later. back to you. >> thanks. peoples along the gulf coastst are casualtily optimistic they dodged what could have been a pretty powerful storm. tropical storm karen was downgraded to a tropical depression. weaken ands to break apart. parts of alabama and florida could still see heavy rains and strong rip currents this week. an investigation is under wayoni into a deadly car crash in in fair fax county. 21-year-old devin austin and another person were killed. police say their car hit a concrete bridge support early sunday morning on van dorn street in franconia.ranc another person in the car was c taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.es. police believe speed may have been a factor in this crash. now to a scary scene in prince georges county where 11 were in

>> reporter: no one was actually looking up at no one was actually looking at 6:00 at the real deadline. in seat i you it is an in conference room a few blocks away. bart mnference room aclu is in another conference room. in cpi you had told us that they had a threat to things left to reach an agreement on. the union said that there were closed last week and things fell apart and they went on strike, that can always happen. the union says the state are as close as they have ever been. if there is news we will report with you later in the broadcast. >> catherine: we >> reporter: our life here at fifth and bryant some of the drivers are stopping and telling us about the ridiculous and unbelievable traffic and they are sick and tired of sitting at it. in it! >> reporter: is this the track leading up to the bay bridge it is slow and dull what you are seeing are a lot of brake lights. >> reporter: it has been very difficult for drivers just to get to this location traffic has been slow and dull. slow and go. >> reporter: area merchants say the strike is affecting their bottom-line. it is one

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temperature at 76, winds at 5 to 15 miles per hour. as far as the forecast tomorrow, clear skies to the east coast. temperatures starting off in the low to mid 50s. by 11:00 a.m. upper 60s to low 70s. while we have fire danger right now it's looking a lot better. >> just ahead, tesla's owner elon musk fights back, what he says really happened in that car fire with one of these cars and >> tesla ceo elon musk defended his car in a blog today t he described what he believes happened in detail, how the bottom of the car was impaled by a curved piece of metal which fell from a truck, piercing a battery morni rtery module. tesla stock bounced back today after dropping yesterday when the video went viral. >> what makes them so special? we find out for more than two decades the hispanic foundation has recognized many notable families with the la familia award. >> reporter: we arrived in the silicon valley after his army tour in europe, a 20 something, survivor of world war ii and of the great depression. >> they were part of that generation t

easton at 70. 68 on the beach at ocean city. we do see some cloud cover and that will increase overnight. some showers underneath those clouds that stretch from the western lakes through the ohio river valley so we do have a rain chance that shows up the forecast. right in early for thursday. more details on that and the seven-day in a few minutes. >> it looks like the redskins are facing an uphill battle off the field in the fight to keep their name. >> this is new calls come forward to change their controversial title. we will tell you who is behind the latest protest when we come back. >> for a couple trying to conceive, should the man be exercising a lot or a little and how about writing a bike question mark a surprising link between exercise, men, and fertility. >> we're finding out why one local school system has concerns about student discipline across the state. live in the newsroom with the x has the washington redskins name controversy grows one group is calling for the elimination of all american indian names in sport

but i think if you look at our year and look at our performance and so on at aig, i think we continue to perform very well. we're continuing to modify some of our risk profile. but we're continuing to grow as we shrink some of our businesses. so i think it's a very good quarter. >> tell me about the shrinking of the businesses. you've been selling off business units, whittling the company down. when do you expect to be done? what does this company look like in the next couple years? >> when i say we're slimming down, we're looking at certain risk categories. for example, workers compensation here in the united states is an area we lost a lot of money in. so we're becoming much more selective in how we do that business. yet our directors insurance is continuing to grow. specialty business is growing. on the commercial side, our life business is at a record quarter in raise ups. we're having strong net flows in our life business. our eunited guaranteed business is continuing to do well. it's about making sure we have the right risk profile and we're getting paid for our risk. we have no