Any moment we expect him to appear and the shot and deliver his remarks will be waiting for that. James as soon as lucy a walk into the shock will bring you the his comments live. Michelle a. will be dealing with this morning and mix of sun and clouds and that as of around 11 00 later on today when the drive from brenda than the time hours plan almost the sun is guys with a breezy conditions across the cold temperatures will be very similar to yesterdays a couple of degrees cooler here is what looks like outside will want to bring the temperature cheer the lawrence fish, a hurricane well off to the west of mexico and what track into a category 3 hurricane bottom of this week. Michelle a. we have the potential to see some tropical moisture heading into the we can we are thinking in the site sunday monday and maybe tuesday that they could impact the bay area with some muchneeded rain will continue to track of all profits entire week temperature you could expect 62 degrees as of right now
Go getter. Whats especially tragic is not only that he was robbed of his life; this world was robbed of future goals he would have achieved. Reporter the gunman was a former reporter who had worked at the roanoke station but was fired two years ago. Vester flanagan died from a selfinflicted gunshot wound. Police say he sent a video and messages to the media. Many of you have gotten a lot of the correspondence, emails that have been sent out. Its obvious that this gentleman was disturbed in some way. Reporter in a 23page fax sent to abc news, flanagan writes, he was a powder keg in his words waiting to go boom. And the last straw was the recent racially motivated Church Shooting in south carolina. That was Pablo Sandoval reporting. Were learning more about the gunmans history in the bay area. He grew up in oakland and graduated from San Francisco state in 19959 with a degree in radio and television. He worked hear at kpix in the 90s as an intern and then production assistant. Anne makov
Us. Im jessica aguirre. And im raj mathai. Three elderly people died in San Francisco. The city might not have been prepared. New at 11 00, nbc bay areas gene elle has how they are under fire. Jean. Reporter San Francisco does have an emergency plan for an excessive heat wave and they say that plan should have been activated before the temperature reached 106 degrees. Now with three deaths linked to that heat wave, they want to know what went wrong. Im very saddened by that. Three deaths is three too many. Reporter San Francisco supervisor aaron peskin reacting to a report from the medical Examiners Office. Three elderly people between the ages of 80 and 97 died alone in their homes from heat related illness. The deaths happened during the record setting Labor Day Holiday heat wave and they add to a growing list of questions about how well city agencies were prepared. Peskin is already planning to hold a hearing to find out why more ambulances werent scheduled. Emergency calls spiked w
Get people out of buildings that have collapsed, hand tonight hundreds of residents had helping soldiers, Police Officers and firemen search the rubble for survivors. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley. That massive earthquake struck shortly half 1 00 local time. The government says tonight at least 149 people are dead and that number keeps growing. There are real fears tonight that the death toll will rise quickly. Thats certainly the expectation. This is Live Television coverage from mexico where it is 11 00 p. M. Right now. The powerful 7. 1 quake was centered about 100 miles southeast of mexico city. Heres abc News Reporter max guttman. Tonight a scramble for victims entombed by the quake, so powerful it pulverized buildings. One woman covered in dust carried through the crowd on a stretcher. Rescue rescuers racing into the badly damaged building rushing this woman to safety, and from the air its easy toe spot the devastation. Officials saying more than two dozen
Morning to you, clear skies, cool this morning. 62 degrees as you head out the door. And winds are very calm. One to 5 Miles Per Hour so barely a breeze. This afternoon, plenty of sunshine and 90 degrees is what to expect for san jose. The winds may pick up. The east winds about 5 to 10 Miles Per Hour. We are tracking a new crash and this could slow you down if you travel westbound 4 towards 242 right where this accident is. Its blocking a lane and we see speeds slowing down right around 40 Miles Per Hour. Heres a live look. This is highway 4 as you approach the port chicago highway. Heading westbound, its 16 minutes for drivers between loveridge and 680. Once you get past that crash, youre good to go in the green. 580 dealing with the usual slowdowns. 26 minutes between 205 and 680. That is a check of your traffic. Right now, in san jose, police are looking for these men wanted in a string of Violent Crimes that includes a deadly shooting. Kpix 5s Jessica Flores is live in san jose on