james: prepare people for the fact it will be really hot today is tested for the kids. it is also tough we have a life of the san mateo bridge camera a lot of sunshine ready temperatures in some parts of the bay and the 60s we get enough to warm started quickly warm as we as for the afternoon. with san jose representing the santa clara valley for us as to take a look at the temperatures over all will be mild or in the morning hours to concede will be in the low to mid 50 s at the clock will jump to 60 a couple hours later just a couple hours after that would jump all was 10 degrees to 77 for the new hours. made 80s here for two to 6:00 p.m. time from 8386 come later on this afternoon i will have the full forecast for the south bay coming up will zoom in there and get into the numbers the meantime use whatever to start to like i said it is mild nothing too bad the in fairfield antioch already 65 the delta that is going to be the hot spot in terms of temperatures i was so t
by police. angelou had reportedly been battling health problems. she recently canceled an appearance at a scheduled event to be held in her honor. her life was filled with many memorable pieces of work. nbc s chris clackum takes a look back at her career. i m a very hard worker and i ve been very blessed. reporter: often called a true renaissance woman, maya angelou was not only a novelist, but a civil righted activist, educator, and historian. born marguerite annie johnson in st. louis, but raised in arkansas, her childhood was reflected in her famous autobiography and movie, i know why the caged bird sings. it detailed a life marred with the vicious racial discrimination of the south at that time, as well as the unspeakable violence she endured in her own home, raped at age 8 after which she would not speak for five years. maya angelou! maya angelou s artistic career actually began in dance, led to a scholarship on broadway and a variety of tv shows. but a more seri
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now. we are live in san francisco at a chevron gas station in the richmond district where a man was critically injured by a car. another man was taken into police custody. ktvu s tara moriarty is there. she will tell us about the strange twist in the case that has investigators reviewing surveillance video. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2 . i am tori campbell. good morning. i m dave clark. let s check weather and traffic. steve paulson is back. it looks nice outside our door. you ducked outside? just stuck my head out. i believe you. skies are clear and it looks like a nice day today. we will start to cool down tomorrow. temperatures in the 50s. there are a few 40s. half moon bay airport 41 degrees. the coolest i could find. 60s, 70s, and lots of sunshine. breezy and warmer today. not much of a breeze for some. now 43. napa airport went from 46 to 53. we are beginning to warm up. the nights are very, very short. fairfield calm. that s not much of a breeze. s