hearing but answered no questions as they left the courthouse. the judge in the case denied a defense motion to reduce tichelman s bond, which remains at a million and half dollars. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news. pam: this case features a seemingly unlikely duo. a high priced prostitute engaged in a on going relationship with a high placed silicon valley executive. pam: but kron4 s maureen kelly spoke to a sex worker and a sex addiction therapist who both say many of their clients are high tech workers. i see an attack client minimum once a week. tech worker just in the past six months, business has reddick been a really good. they are working really long and intense hours which is giving them this disposable income, along with that lifestyle does not always leave room for traditional dating to ri i think i have seen a direct correlation between income and the valley and the acting out in the valley such as our clientele struggling with various kind of comp
developing over the mountains later on today things are a little calm. 60s on the temps. 66 fairfield even though they have gusts to 30 miles an hour. a lot of 60s here. the high and low clouds. 21 gusts 26. west at concord. west at napa. even west at livermore. it looks like a cloudy morning and partly cloudy afternoon. each day is a little different. fog, fair, cooler. 80s through the interior but still 10:s on the coast and bay. here is sal. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing pretty well. starting off with the south bay 280 northbound looks good through downtown san jose. there goes cal train. cal train is doing well. the train that continues to move up toward san francisco and the other way around with no major delays. also looking at the commute on 580 westbound, you will see slow traffic coming in already over the altamont pass. a lot of that is the heavy truck traffic getting into the livermore valley. when you get to the toll plaza, it is light with
flood-producing rain is possible. the storm made its way through the southeast yesterday. there were flash floods in north carolina, stranding motorists and flooding homes. by the time the severe weather reached massachusetts, the powerful wind was taking down trees and power lines. some smashed into homes. others blocked roads. it was a violent storm, nigh that. i looked out my side window and i saw my maple tree, which is huge, going in all different directions. at that point my wife and i went down in the cellar because we didn t know what was going to happen. there was also extensive damage in new jersey and flooding in new york. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is tracking the weather system. well ve been tracking stormy weather the last few days and the cool air coming down from canada, you can see it on the satellite/radar picture. mainly for today we re watching right along the coastline from maine down 95 all the way down into florida. this i
doo doozy. a severe storm hit the northeast coast. warnings and watches are posted from delaware to maine. meanwhile idaho, two inches of rain, over a foot of water making main roads impassible. they re urging residents to leave their homes. nearly 200 palestinians have died in the attacks so far. they will identify certain areas and they will attack them. i kind of prefer a home office. is she or isn t she making a white house return in 2016? jon stewart tried to drag it out of her. do you have a favorite shape for that home office? number 2, jaric jeter. in the final all-star game the captain was the star of the show. you remember every time you put your uniform on, because trust me, it goes quickly. blasting the philippines, packing 93-mile-an-hour winds. hershey is raising prices. cocoa prices are soaring. the average increase will be about 8%. all that close call for a pilot in alaska after he nearly landed his upon toon plane on a whale
is iraq still on the verge of disintegration? we will go to baghdad to speak with journalist hannah allam of mcclatchy newspapers and patrick cockburn, author of the new book, the jihadis return: isis and the new sunni uprising. it would look at the iran nuclear talks. but as i said, we have made progress and there still work to do and we believe there is a path forward for my soul let s see what happens in the next hours and days. deceive you.nt to serious differences remain and they need to be overcome. filter prize-winning journalist turned immigrant rights activist jose vargas is detained by border patrol in mcallen, texas. he was released after being ordered to appear before an immigration judge. vargas traveled to the texas border to document the crisis of thousands of immigrant children from central america fleeing poverty and violence. these children are not illegal. they are human beings. they are not a national security threat. the only threat these children p