as we look at our drive time traffic from albany to the maize it is four minutes and southbound from fremont to san jose it is 14 minutes and telephone minutes along 280 away from 101 to cupertino, and outside right now well look at walnut creek and 680, building in the southbound direction and northbound side from pleasanton hill we have several lanes blocked up to monument. >> this morning, oakland police want you to look at pictures and see if you can help identify the vandals who caused damage after the george zimmerman verdict. the first picture shows a man throwing a trash can at a store window on saturday night. another picture a man scrawls graffiti and this man on a bicycle kicks and dents a car. investigators say clothing and other identifiable characteristics may lead them to those involved and police want to see pictures or videos you may have taken of crimes being committed that day. >> there is concern more vandalism could come with george zimmerman protests planned this weekend in oakland. frustrate the business owners want to head off problems in several nights protes

. >> reporter: rees and family came to brazil 13 years ago as southern baptist missionaries from albany, georgia. his biggest challenge gaining a talk with the god father. the god father used to want to kill rees. >> he helped the community which has many needs, financially. he didn't come to help with the financial peace but bring the peace many need. >> reporter: shortly after the interview, a rival gang killed the god father. he first accepted christ. >> people are dying and going to hell. needing to know life can be changed. >> reporter: rees now finds help from a brazilian pastor with a background. >> i tried to see at times. when i looked behind there was a police guy shooting at us. one of those shots got me here. even if it were the last minute of my life, god would forgive me of my sins. that time has come. i started a new life with jesus. >> grace of god has brought that god not from near death, shootings, to now, a beautiful family, a lovely wife, awesome kids. only the grace of god could do that. >> reporter: ramona rees supports her husband in ministry. she befriends other

new video shows passengers evacuated the we flight last night using the plane's blowup slides in albany, georgia. the airlines says a censor alerted the possibility of a fire but it is not clear if there were flames. 155 passengers and six crew were on board the aircraft on the way to florida from iowa. everyone on board evacuated safely. no injuries were reported. >> a second american, a woman from houston has died after the train crash in spain that killed 79 people. the train was traveling at high speed when it hurled into a tight curb, derailed and slammed into a concrete wall. the driver has been charged with multiple cases of negligent homicide but he has been released from jail he must appear in court once a week and he cannot leave the country. >> new the huge jewelry heist getting comparison to a hollywood movie. thieves in france got away with $53 million worth of jewels yesterday in the middle of broad daylight at a temporary jewelry public at a hotel in canne with gems from a diamond house. a spokesman could not confirm the reports that the robber was a single gunman who stu

there is another accident involving a big rig so it is slow from the westbound direction over to albany and berkeley. we have 16 minutes between hercules and berkeley so that is a slower drive but not too bad. outside at this drive, at 87 beyond the julian off-ramp it is moving along at top speeds with more details ahead. mike nicco? >> good morning, live doppler 7 hd showing it is dry this morning even with the high clouds, we have in moisture. the high clouds could keep us from reaching the potential high but still excessively hot. in san francisco, mid-to-upper 50's and headed into the ferry building at 59 and downtown at 56 degrees and the financial district, too, 60 in belmont and saratoga and 61 in union city and 75 in pittsburg and american canyon and santa rosa at 59. from the exploritorium, a beautiful reflections with the calm conditions in the bay war, high clouds today and sunshine, and no "spare the air" day with all the extra cars. that would have been really dangerous. dangerous heat law at least thursday. the weekend is looking a lot more comfortable. it is 95 in san jos

police found the victim if his car on revere avenue and albany street and told officers he was shot a few blocks away. police are asking any ones to come forward. >> four, bart officials and union leaders plan to return to the bargaining table although the two sides still seem pretty far apart from agreeing on a new contract. the deadline to research a new deal is sunday night at midnight. the unions will give 72 hours notice if they plan to strike. >> five, terminators will be at a goodwill warehouse in burlingame after bedbugs were discovered. and a warehouse in san francisco, too, and good will tossed hundreds of thousands of donated goods away. >> the marine layer clouds, we are dealing with this, and all of us have temperatures below average with hazy sunshine, again. temperatures will run inland from 74 in petaluma to 84 in antioch, and around the bay, 65 in south san francisco to 76 in fremont, and mountain view and 60 to 65 from the coast into san francisco. >> number seven, a look at the bay bridge toll plaza locking pretty light right now, and we do see a few cars making the

from a state of the art facility in albany, new york. scientists may look ready to walk on the moon, but they are exploring another frontier at the atomic level. the university of albany's college of nano science and engineering is at the forefront of nanotechnology, research, and development, a science that is not just about exploring nature, but changing it. >> once you make it small enough, it changes property. we have just begun to explore what we can do with particles that are so small that new properties appear. the world's top semiconductor makers are going small to develop faster and more energy efficient computers. one of the unique things about this facility is that you have leading companies in the computer chip industry, fierce competitors in the global marketplace, working side-by- side. they are sharing ideas. practical uses of nanotechnology are endless. students at the college are studying pharmaceutical application, from treating glaucoma to preventing tooth decay. smaller, more efficient solar panels are also in the wor

students are capturing video on their cell phones after an all-nighter of drinking in albany, new york. by nearly 7:00 a.m. house parties spill out on to the street as a celebration known as kegs and eggs, as students eagerly await the city's st. patrick's day parade. >> they caught us a little bit by surprise with the thousands of young people that were involved. it was upsetting to see what was going on. and we had never experienced that. >> everybody is on every inch of the street, on every inch of the sidewalk and on all the porches. they're completely wasted. it's like a sea of just green sort of mayhem. >> the crowd is whipping itself into a frenzy. and then things take a destructive turn. >> i was walking at one point i remember hearing "charge," and i look up and i see a tv coming out the window. okay. fantastic. now it's raining appliances. >> people living on the balance cones are taking microwaves and throwing them into the street. or taking couches, pushing them out there. beer bottles, anything they can get their hands on that they don't care about. >> everybody is complet

looks pretty much a cinch as you are heading out albany westbound 80. southbound along 80 to san jose. 14 minutes into 80 northbound from 101. right into cooper teen own under 15 minutes. as we go outside a look at the san mateo bridge. we have a bit of fog in the area. a hazy picture certainly if you are making the drive right out of hayward into foster city. we see extra tail lights out there. you may want to slow down your speed. >>> it is 5:06. developing news involving a pursuit, slow one, at sea. sailboat captain is in custody while the coast guard tries to figure out why he tried to run instead of letting a team onboard his boat to check his papers. >> reporter: yeah. helps on board had a boat again today. and search it again and try to figure out what charges, p any, this captain will pace. we have video of them taking him into custody late last night. this was after a heavily armed team boarded his boat. then they took him in. they had spent several hours telling him and all started around 4:00 in the afternoon when the crew was on routine patr

and albany, new york residents are on alert after a dam failed there. >> reporter: back here in parts of the west, triple digit temperatures are leaving millions of people sweating. no major relief expected until tuesday. >> let's get a pin point on how long the extreme conditions will last. meteorologist kim cunningham of the weather channel is with us now. >> the good word is maybe towards the end of the week we'll see some relief, but until then it's going to be way above average. phoenix, this is going down as the warmest june on record. today temperatures are a little cooler than yesterday. same thing for tomorrow. we now have moisture increasing in the area. that's going to help keep temperatures down. here in vegas 114. notice seattle at 91. that heat continues even into tuesday. it's getting closer to average as we get towards the end of the week, but that's about it. for the east another problem, flooding and we're expecting more of this in the east, as well. after south carolina, some areas already picking up 5 inches of rain from one thunderstorm today. possibility of more

it was not possible in albany, but i wish i had done that a bit more. >> eliot spitzer. i sincerely appreciate you being on the show tonight. >> ezra, thank you for the invitation. >>> is it too soon, is it too soon to have internet nostalgia? we bid a fond farewell to a jurassic era favorite. it's just ahead. >>> if you've been following the events in egypt, you know that last week a wave of genuinely huge protests against egyptian president mohamed morsi toppled everybody blockaded us. it was not just the analysts. it was the mutual funds. it was insurance. and it was painful to watch, and we have all paid a price for not being diligent in understanding how markets really work and how wall street needs to be policed. >> when you look back, do you think stepping down was the right thing to do? or do you regret it? >> both. obviously i regret it because i was forced to do it. i believe in accountability, and i believe in paying a price when one violates an obligation. i violated that obligation. whether i paid the right price is is the issue, i suppose, the public -- i w

the track shows along 80 westbound from albany to the maze it is four minutes, and fremont to san jose is 15 minutes. 101 to cupertino, 12 minutes for that stretch. this is the drive across the san mateo bridge and you can see few folks making the drive but it is all clear. >> an autopsy will be performed today on "glee" actor cory monteith to figure out why he died. he missed checkout time at the hotel. he played singing heart throb on the show. a friend spoke to his hours before he died. >> i had several interactions with him yesterday where he said to me he was feeling amazing and even said he was feeling fantastic. again. >> cory monteith drug eled with drug addiction for 18 years and went into rehab in april. there is no evidence of foul lay. they are interviewing several people seen with the actor on friday night. >> next time you fly get ready for the randomizer, the "los angeles times" reports t.s.a. will install electronic devices to randomly direct travelers to different screening lines. federal officials say the so-called randomizers are needed so t.s.a. officials can not be

." >> i met her, she was caring some halloween party in albany. he has followed me around all night. working.d have been let memember, you did you pack. it took three months to go with me. >> i did not know you have the kind of stamina. >> there may be hope for you yet. >> what made you finally change your mind? >> we -- he said we're already in this together so might as well. i am lucky. there's a lot of good material around. i have been enjoying it for the last 18 months. on what actorng you talk to, there is an abundance of riches for more often than not there is a dearth and paucity of good stuff. why is the good stuff coming to you? well, i don't know want to say to that. it is cyclical and happens in phases. fter i finished with "the united states of tara," i took some time off. gets their fair, and going. somewhere where to said what attracted you character, will come back to playing off kilter characters. as you read it, every character in this film either had an element of growth or growth potential or trying to grow. tell me what this gr

it happened just before 10:00 ras night on revere avenue near albany street. police say the 33-year-old victim attempted to drive away from the area but hit another parked car. he was the only person inside the car. it appears to be the only person who was injured. >> we are working multiple crime scenes. it looks like the area where the victim was found is not where he was shot. so we're working multiple scenes here on this stretch 2200 block -- 200 block of revere. >> a family friend told us that he was shot seven times and needed emergency surgery. we were told he lives a few blocks from there and maif been trying to drive home. police say they have information about a suspect vehicle but there have been no arrests. >>> bug experts are headed to a goodwill warehouse in bulling game today with bedbug sniffing dogs. bedbugs were seen at that warehouse over the weekend. now that warehouse and one in san francisco are both closed. goodwill has already disposed of thousands of dollars worth of donated goods and plans to hire an exterminator. bed bucks have not b

outside, berkeley shows the traffic is moving smoothly westbound from albany toward the maze. no problems there. no crashes. >> we have breaking news from san francisco where two people were stabbed this morning in golden gate park at alfred lake at the east end of the pack. a man and woman were taken away by ambulance that could be connected to a fight at a nearby bar. this is not affecting traffic. we are working to get more information do bring you an update when details are available. >> this morning, the oakland city council approves two new tactics to curb violence especially during protests. will abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has details. >> it was after 1:00 o'clock a.m. the oakland city council passed an ordinance allowing police to question table a demonstrator call with "tool of violence." it could be a hammer or bicycle lock that we saw people using to shatter windows at the protest of the george zimmerman verdict. a waiter was hit in the face with a hammer during the protest. the ordinance which prevents damage and injuries passed 5-0 but not all council membe

it'll get in to the bay area, berkeley, albany and will keep things cooler tonight. the inversion down below, it's about 1500 feet. that's where it was last night. it'll stay there tomorrow. may get a little cooper. tonight it'll and you will -- tomorrow afternoon about the same. with that marine layer, temperatures into the mid90's, upper 90s like today. as we head toward the weekend, it stretches out, inversion goes up, the depth of that -- taking us through that fog goes up to 2,000 feet into the weekend. much cooler, lessened fire danger. the reason for that trigger -- in -- is this low pressure center. we have been seeing this. this is what the firefighters like to see. right, today, tomorrow and it's warm, it's hot in some areas, you get into saturday, sunday and monday. temperatures trend down, humidity trends up. that's how to goes. it'll be a nice looking weekend, just not hot. the hot spots in the mid80s. fog forecast tomorrow morning. there it is a round the bay, you see how quickly it comes back up. 92 antioch, 92 brentwood, warm to hot. then around the b

. >> passengers were put on buss from albany and still driving from st. petersburg, florida. no injuries were reported and no fire was found on the plane. >>> this morning 37 people are dead after a tour bus plunged off a highway in southern italy and landed in a ravine. it happened about 40-miles from naples. the bus slammed into several cars that had slowed for heavy traffic before it broke through the guardrail. 11 people survived the crash includingen -- after being charged with negligent homicide. francisco was going above the speed limit killing americans. the judge released him because he's not considered to be a flight risk. >>> a deadly speedboat crash kills a bride to be and his best man. coming up the new charges the driver of the boat could face. >>> one man is fighting for his -- we spoke to one long- time resident. he said this is usually a very peaceful neighborhood. >> doesn't get any shootings. the last shooting i heard of had anything to do with about 20 years ago. >> police are still searching for the gunman. investigators say the shooting appears to have f

in new albany, ohio, as in countless towns, there was a traditional fourth of july parade, complete with floats and tractors. in pennsylvania, parents cheered on crawling toddlers in the annual diaper derby. and in the skies over st. louis, it was high-flying acts, a display of vintage planes at the annual fourth of july air show over that city. >>> for others this was the day to become an american. in afghanistan, more than 30 u.s. soldiers born outside the united states became naturalized citizens at a ceremony at bagram airfield outside kabul. and at mt. vernon in virginia, more than 100 citizens were sworn in. similar ceremonies taking place around the country. this holiday week. more than 7,800 people will now get to call themselves americans. >>> a lot of folks around the country found themselves dealing with extreme weather on this first day of the holiday weekend. look at this. it seemed more like the middle of winter in santa rosa, new mexico, after a storm dumped more than a foot of hail. they had to call out the snowplows. many homes and businesses were damaged. a along the fl

for in 1951, my uncle was writing a column at albany state teachers college about -- and i'm going to read you -- the one that he wrote entitled ordinary and extraordinary. sometimes i think harvey almost makes these things happen that we all talked about the same thing. so, he said in the article, "i have yet to meet anyone who was ordinary, on this campus or at any time in my 21 years -- he was 21. now, i've met people who believed they are ordinary. i've met people who believed most of us -- most of those around them are ordinary. people who have been told they do not have something special inside of them, people who have forgotten the hope that begins in their own heart. i have played on many ball teams. i have never heard the propaganda of average and ordinary feel either individual or collective success. i have never seen a successful culture hold up the legends of their sport as ordinary because ordinary is not our potential. when we find the courage to see that we and all around us are extraordinary, we find the courage to sing the song that rides inside of all of us, not only

this is at the 580 split and albany and you can see traffic is looking good. hñ its server software, and rebuilding its database to prevent a hack from happening again. the company has not said how many developers were affected. taco bell says its will stop serving kids' meals and toys. the chain says it will start removing the options this month at select restaurants. by january of next year, no u-s restaurants will offer the kids' meal options. the c-e-o for taco bell says the move comes as kids' meals don't fit in with taco bell's strategy and that the meals have had an "insignificant" impact on sales. >>james:flat screens have been a selling point for t- vs for more than a decade. but now companies like l-g and samsung are making t-vs with screens that are *not flat. the new televisions have "concave" screens where the middle bends away from the viewer. l-g says the entire screen surface is equidistant from eliminating the problem of screen-edge distortion and loss of detail. the two companies are launching the t-vs this week in the u-s. the sets have a suggested price of 15-thou

petersburg flight landed in albany, georgia, overnight and all 161 people escaped safety. the allegiant air is now busing all the planes to florida. >>> strong storms happened in northeastern pennsylvania. all five on board a copter were killed. a man and his son, a man and his daughter and the pilot. the chopper took off on saturday from near binghamton, new york and crashed 850 miles from philadelphia. >>> in indianapolis, a congregation is mourning the loss of their pastor, his weg wife and others. a church bus was overturned with just a mile to go on a return trip from a michigan summer camp. the 68-year-old driver told police that the brakes failed before it struck a concrete median and flipped to its side. >>> well, the first direct mideast peace talks in three years set to begin in washington today after months of shuttle diplomacy. secretary of state john kerry arranged to restart preliminary negotiations when israel agreed to release more than 100 palestinian prisoners. both sides are sending teams to the meeting. it's still unclear if it will lead to new formal t

you know let's talk about all the bongos relationship with obama in two thousand albany came in he was praised he was also praised by rudy giuliani amongst many other politicians why is it that obama has this close relationship with the u.s. well a good one has a little a little. multiple american corporation in the bone. so because of oil i think that's why we have that strong relationship and i also believe that the u.s. is supporting the army they they have some mission together i know that the u.s. is very interesting in establishing bases in africa in order to secure who materials because china is advancing very rapidly in africa so i think the u.s. would like to have a bone and the gulf of guinea in his backyard because there is always there. were oil is there that's where he has interests usually ally or the imperialist powers rather i mean third the population in the bone is below the poverty line a lot of people say it's a dictatorship but they did have a lections so why is he viewed as a dictator if they had elections in the us in one well his you as a dictator simply because

you know let's talk about all the bongos relationship with obama in two thousand albany came mary was praised he was also praised by rudy giuliani amongst many other politicians why is it that obama has this close relationship with the u.s. well a good one has a little a little. multiple american corporation in the bone. so because of oil i think that's why we have that strong relationship and i also believe that the u.s. is supporting the army. they have some mission together i know that the u.s. is very interesting in establishing bases in africa in order to secure the materials because china is advancing very rapidly in africa so i think the u.s. would like to have a bone and the gulf of guinea in his backyard because there is always there. were oil is there that's where he has interests usually ally or the imperialist powers rather i mean third the population in the bone is below the poverty line a lot of people say it's a dictatorship but they did have a what. so why is he viewed as a dictator if they had elections in two thousand one where his you as a dictator simply because he

you know let's talk about all the bongos relationship with obama in two thousand albany came ery was praised he was also praised by rudy giuliani amongst many other politicians why is it that obama has this close relationship with the u.s. well a good one has a little a little. multiple american corporation in the bone. so because of oil i think that's why we have that strong relationship and i also believe that the u.s. is supporting the guy but he's army they they have some mission together i know that the u.s. is very interesting in establishing bases in africa in order to secure the materials because china is advancing very rapidly in africa so i think the u.s. would like to have a bone and the gulf of guinea in his backyard because there is always there. were oil is there that's where he has interests usually ally or the imperialist powers rather i mean third the population in the bone is below the poverty line a lot of people say it's a dictatorship but they did have a what. so why is he viewed as a dictator if they had elections in two thousand one. because he there was electi

>> there are a growing small but growing number of other district attorneys around the country in albany county, new york, in philadelphia, in atlanta, dallas, who are really beginning to break ranks with the broader d.a.'s associations and call for various types of reforms for the drug laws and drug enforcement. i think that the -- one of the contexts that's so important here and people so often lose sight of is that this bill, 1506, is a small effort in the state of california and in the country of the united states to try to roll back the horrendous rates of incarceration that have happened in this country over the last 30 years. i mean, that's the context, right? the united states, i think most of you know these numbers now, but we're less than 5% of the world's population but almost 25% of the world's incarcerated population. we rank first in the world in the per capita incarceration of our fellow citizens. the russians are fading fast in second or third place together with the belarus people. the rates of the incarceration are five, six, seven, eight times than most in other societ

you know let's talk about all the bongos relationship with obama in two thousand albany came in he was praised he was also praised by rudy giuliani amongst many other politicians why is it that obama has this close relationship with the u.s. where we get one has a little over a little. multiple american corporation in the bone. so because of oil i think that's why we have that strong relationship and i also believe that the u.s. is supporting the army they they have some mission together i know that the u.s. is very interesting in establishing bases in africa in order to secure the materials because china is advancing very rapidly in africa so i think the u.s. would like to have a bone and the gulf of guinea in his backyard because there is only there. were oil is there that's where he has interests usually ally or the imperialist powers rather i mean third of the population in the bone is below the poverty line a lot of people say it's a dictatorship but they did have a what. so why is he viewed as a dictator if they had elections in two thousand one where is your as a dictator simply

you know let's talk about all the bongos relationship with obama in two thousand albany came mary was praised he was also praised by rudy giuliani amongst many other politicians why is that obama has this close relationship with the u.s. well a good one has a little over a little. multiple american corporation in the bone. so because of oil i think that's why we have that strong relationship and i also believe that the u.s. is supporting the government's army. they have some mission together i know that the u.s. is very interesting in establishing bases in africa in order to secure the materials because china is advancing very rapidly in africa so i think the u.s. would like to have a bone and the gulf of guinea in his backyard because there is always there. were oil is there that's where he has interests usually ally or the imperialist powers rather i mean third of the population in the bone is below the poverty line a lot of people say it's a dictatorship but they did have a lections so why is he viewed as a dictator if they had elections in two thousand one where is your as a dicta

in the last sleeves albany complaints by the egyptian army complains that not succeeded very well for many reasons one of them is that when president morsi who came to power he released many of the. terrorists who were. despite that they are ideologically different from the muslim brotherhood. a popular uprising that. was not welcomed by the sinai militants rebellion now there's a front of me hope that you would be able to eradicate them once and for all the fun because the sinai is an illusion it's not that easy but at least it would give the activity for a long time only again as it is in the interest of the whole world that they support the egyptian military completely against terrorism. the long delayed peace talks between israeli and palestinian authorities are set to resume in washington this monday evening that's after the israeli cabinet approved the release of one hundred and four palestinian prisoners as part of a deal to restart negotiations brokered by u.s. secretary of state john kerry israeli politicians have also given the go ahead to a bill which if passed will put any

this morning, the traffic is here from albany all the way down. it is a very, very slow. this backup has grown beyond high with four in the westbound direction. maybe it will not be that much better. >> the drive time is still about 64 minutes from walnut creek on 24 westbound. this is a little bit better than yesterday. the 580 approach is not yet back up to downtown oakland. the mimic freeway is the best approach to the bay bridge this morning. the san mateo bridge would make a find alternate is carry more traffic this morning that it was 24 hours ago. >> our other hot spot is interstate 580 where they have completely cleared the right way where a vehicle fire started and in a grass fire. in the midst of this backup which delays all with to trace it there was a another accident with a motorcycle that was blocking the line. >> looking at your golden gate bridge ride the commute for 1 01 southbound is still not bad at all if you take the richmond center field bridge it is still connected sent francisco boulevard. >> we will get some more transit information. >> i do want

then you get your 70s across albany. as you head out into the livermore valley you're going to get into the low 80s. in the warmest spots you're going to get into the mid- and upper 80s. as you look hard, you might find a few more 90s. so it's not going to be swelters. this high pressure is battling this low pressure system and that's why we're stuck in the middle that's why the weather is right where it is. it's not hot, it's not cold. this high bumps up a little bit on saturday and sunday. temperatures come up a little bit more. inland numbers mostly in the upper 80s and low 90s. forecast highs tomorrow night in vacaville. there's the hot spots. 93 in brentwood. everybody else like morgan hill, san jose 87, 82 degrees in san jose. along the coast kind of mild. the fog will be there most of the day but there'll be some burn off. stinson beach will see some sun tomorrow. the four day forecast with the weekend in view shows kind of similar days. saturday and sunday look a lot alike to me. in terms of temperatures. it is t

then you get your 70s across albany. as you head out into the livermore valley you're going to get into the low 80s. in the warmest spots you're going to get into the mid- and upper 80s. as you look hard, you might find a few more 90s. so it's not going to be swelters. this high pressure is battling this low pressure system and that's why we're stuck in the middle that's why the weather is right where it is. it's not hot, it's not cold. this high bumps up a little bit on saturday and sunday. temperatures come up a little bit more. inland numbers mostly in the upper 80s and low 90s. forecast highs tomorrow night in vacaville. there's the hot spots. 93 in brentwood. everybody else like morgan hill, san jose 87, 82 degrees in san jose. along the coast kind of mild. the fog will be there most of the day but there'll be some burn off. stinson beach will see some sun tomorrow. the four day forecast with the weekend in view shows kind of similar days. saturday and sunday look a lot alike to me. in terms of temperatures. it is t

. >> my very first job in tv news, i rented a u-haul and drove from albany, georgia, to north carolina. finally, buy low and win dixie supermarkets. >> you're from the south and i'm from texas. you know winn dixie. they are hiring and expanding in the northeast part. this is bi-low holdings based in jacksonville, florida. 3,600 jobs. these are jobs that have benefits, medical, dental, 401(k). again, they are one of these companies that is big in the south. if you think about the winn dixie, who didn't go to the winn dixie in the 1950's? a lot of people did and they know the name very well. >> in the spirit of this week, these are all american companies hiring americans who need work. >> with all the jobs data we're going to be giving out, it is crucial people are very specific in their job hunt. you can't give up. go to casoneexchange.com. you can e-mail me and i will certainly reach out and do what i can for you. >> thank you for joining us, cheryl. it is 13 till the top of the hour. still to come, while most of us spent the holiday enjoying hamburgers and hot dogs, our own heather tr

but astal albany said we need to do plan b, what we switched to. that can only happen if there's a structure in place prepared to execute b, c, d, and e or whatever that plan may evolve into. that requires uniform contracting, personnel procedures, funding. oversight. doctrine, training. and that all occurs before the operation begins. if you try to do all of that, after it begins, they wrote their own personnel regs and they didn't succeed as much as we all would have liked because of the improvisational nature of it. improvisation in the area of national security is a bad planning system. and yusoco couldn't resolve it. >> steven? >> after the best part of a decade watching iraq go closely -- 33 trip s? >> 34. >> 34 triples. how do you use the future of iraq. how do you see it going -- >> my metaphor is a financial one. short iraq in the short term, long iraq in the long term. the reason being is unlike afghanistan, their bank is in the ground. they have the resources to succeed. with -- with their attiturk as i described it, someone shows up wit

i can show you what the drive looks like on 80 away from albany to the maze, we see a sea of headlights from the bay bridge which is loaded up from emeryville to san francisco. >> breaking news from the peninsula, firefighters responding to a san mateo apartment complex overnight following a three-alarm fire. abc7 news reporter joins us from the seen. >> the road opened up on bridgepointe parkway at the bridge point mall and firefighters are on the scene. firefighters arrived to find smoke but it erupted into flames with 100 evacuated from the bridgepointe apartments. most of them are back in. it started in a dryer. the apartments are new with a fire alarm system alerting the residents. >> i didn't know what it was but it was the fire alarm if the whole complex. everyone has them in the apartments but they are so loud you cannot stand to be in your apartment. >> tire got in a mechanical area running between the first and third floors and we have six units potentially involved and smoke or water damage. >> no injuries were reported and six units were damaged mostly from the water and the

it looks like the drive between albany to the maze is 20 minutes and we are starting to see a huge backup along the bay bridge toll plaza and for now, we will see some good news for mike nicco. >> it will be excessively hot again and live doppler 7 hd showing a week ago we were dealing with rain and highs in the 50's and 60's where our temperatures are now in the south bay and 58 in los altos hills and everyone sells in the throw mid 60's. in the morning, 63 in the lower elevations around los gatos but the hills it is already 77 so the air, the warmer air is lurking around 500 to a thousand feet waiting for the sun to remain what the ground and it will warm rapidly today. 55 in novato and 56 in richmond and half moon bay. those are the cool spots and everyone else in the low-to-mid 60's but brentwood is almost 71. from sutro tower, high clouds and not a "spare the air" day with dangerous heat through thursday and the weekend is looking a lot more comfortable. in the bay we will have low-to-mid 90's and 95 in san jose but upper 90's around los gatos and reaching over100 in morgan hill and

two years doing anatomic pathology at albany medical center in albany, new york. i am board certified in anatomic, clinical and forensic pathology. i then spent a year in tucson, arizona, where i did medical examiner work. sorry. i was medical examiner for a year. one year as medical examiner. after which i went to miami where i was an associate medical examiner for a total of 19 years. i then took a chief position in district 5 where i was there for three years. i went to the university of missouri in columbia where i was associate professor for two years and then came to jackson hole where i've been here for seven years. >> just briefly what are your duties as a medical examiner? >> in the state of florida we're required to investigate sudden, unexpect unexpected, unnatural death and to sign the death certificate. >> what is meant by the 2er78 pathology. >> pathology is the study of disease in the human body. >> what is meant by forensic pathology. >> in forensic pathology what it comes under the umbrella that -- where the sudden, unexpected unnatural death case