good morning, i'm kris sanchez. coming up on "today in the bay" we're following developing news where a power outage haus pg & e customers wondering why. and we'll hear from experts about why some bay area politicians who face scandal survive, and others do not politically. it was unusually warm yesterday, but will today be another scorcher? we'll look at how those temperatures are expected to shape up. this is "today in the bay." and here's our live camera on treasure island looking at the city this morning, you can see a bit of that fog bank that rob is going to elaborate on

that's cooling things down just a bit on this sunday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez, happy earth day. we have? events you can visit and get involved in if you want later, but first that forecast with rob mayeda. if you're going to roll up your sleeves -- >> it was a little hot. this morning, it's still kind of mild inland, we have some low 60s around livermore, but a strengthening sea breeze will start to cool things down. we're starting to see some of that low-level cloud cover spilling into the bay area. hour by hour you'll notice the clouds will break up a bit, and then the low clouds filling in, not just low clouds, but some mist on the coast. by tomorrow morning punching all the way into stockton and modesto. today 70s and 80s inland, 60s on

the coast. we'll start to see some cooling today. livermore still near 85, but i think we'll take off 5 to 10 degrees for most of the bay area, but a sneak preview of tomorrow and the week ahead, this westerly system is approaches the coach, bringing an increased chance of rain and much cooler temperature. we'll talk about the forecast in just a few minutes. it was a hot day yesterday. certainly we got on the for some volunteer out in milpitas for us. first some developing news. at this hour, power is till out in parts of mountainview and has been out since last night. pg & e says the cause is a downed power like which happened near 1300 montecito. at the start of the outage last night around 7:30, more than 3,000 customers were in the dark, certainly lots of people talking about it on twitter and

facebook. we talked with pg & e. they say power should be back on for everyone by 9:00 this morning, but with another day that's going to be quite warm, consider leaving your pets outside, windows open or perhaps go visit a friend if you have an elderly folks with you, or if you are susceptible to heat, make sure you find someplace to stay cool. meantime in san mateo, the lights are once again on again after a power outage which killed a man. a downed power line felt other the 55-year-old's truck when he was drive on lodi avenue friday evening. he got out to move the line and when he touched it, he was electric roe cuted. pg & e says this is a good reminder if you ever see a power line down, stay away and call them to let them handled. one person is fighting for

his life this morning. the shooting happened around midnight near galvez and third street. police say a man suffered critical injuries in the shooting and was rushed to a nearby hospital. no other injuries are reported. police are searching for the person who opened fired. and now to the scandal involving an al immediate ra county supervisor. drugs and state treasurer. it took another unexpected turn. nadia lockyer gave he resignation and then a somewhat bizarre interview, where she requested music be played in the background. >> i loved being supervisor. i think i did a hell of a job. >> she is married to state treasurer bill lockyer. she went on to say she stepped down, she entered rehab for drug and alcohol addiction and a sex scandal in which he claimed an

exboyfriend assaulted her in a newark hotel room. several bay area politicians have recently found themselves surrounded by controversy, in some case the scanned alwayses have ended careers. in others, folks have weathered the scrutiny. today's monte francis talks to two experts. >> reporter: menlo college political professor says is the tearful resignation does not endear her to her constituents, but instead could preclue lockyer from ever running again. >> she's acting like it was done to her, she's not accepting responsibility, and i think that hurts politicians, so drama, the music and the tearfulness. >> also michael son says there's a double standard when it comes to sex scandals. >> when a woman commits a sex

scandal, the public is a lot less forgiving. >> gachb newsom survived and is now tlohriving. sam singer -- >> he had an affair, admitted to a drinking problem, he signed himself into some sort of rehab, got himself better, he's lieutenant governor today with a great career in front of him. >> everything you have heard and read is true. >> reporter: in contrast to, singer points to sheriff as someone who has mishandled his scandal, and singer believes mcrimmie is likely to lose his job. >> he's too little too late. the time to fight was when he first got accused of manhandling his life. after he pled guilty, he's trying to tell been everyone he's innocent, just won't fly. >> whether you're convicted

of -- or whether you're a governor who fathered a child outside the marriage, they both say the principle is the same. >> the best thing you can do if you're an elected official is to face up to the news media, admit your mistakes and move on. >> the reactions allow voters to see what kind of person this is. all right? it's not just the scandal itself, not just the financial xwro prity or the abuse of power, it's okay, they got caught, how are they reacting to it? the professor says the other important factor is the reservoir of support that they have from trar constituents. in the case of gavin newsom, that support was there, and this helped weather the scandal. now on to another scandal involving the secret service and prostitutes. a prominent republican senator is asking whether other american officials may have been involved. so far six agents have been fired, hundreds of people

interviewed, but in a video posted on facebook, senator check grassley lashed out at the secret service, and he's calling for a broader investigation. greatly wants hotel records checked for white house advance staff and communications personnel who were in colombia at the time of the scandal. >> i've always said that if heads don't roll, then at the culture of a federal agency will never change. >> i have no reason to believe. i do not know otherwise thisinvolved anything bus the -- >> 11 members are reportly under investigation for misconduct in colombia as well. the east bay is remembering a tragedy which teaked an entire generation. the 10th annual holocaust remembrance day will be held today in burkely at noon. ted at the magnes collection of jewish art and life. two survivors will be honored

during that ceremony. this is part of a week-long nationwide observance of the holocaust. the bay area is looking more green today, as many cities are taking part in earth day celebrations. san how says hacienda elementary will be giving tours of the one-acre outdoor class rom. san francisco is celebrating earth day with workshops and an ecofashion show at civic center plaza. in berkeley they will hold an earth day march and community pick any as ohlone park, ands yu can head with drake beach clean upat point reyes. the team will gives out seedlings in the first 10,000 fans attending today's game will get them. the a's are one of the greenest teams in baseball. they were the first baseball club to ditch plastic cups. they also recycle more than 330,000 tons of trash last year.

we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up iran says it's cloning a downed u.s. spy drone. what the pentagon says about the claim and whether iranian engineers can crack the drone's security system. plus a chemical plant disaster overnight wexive ioplo massive explosion happened. en

we see some clouds that weren't there yesterday, so our temperatures will be a bit lower. rain is still in the forecast, but not for a few more days. we'll talk with rob about that. news this morning u.s. secret compromised? rain claims it's copying a u.s. drone. iran media reports that its military has started to build a copy of a spy drone it captured last december after breaking the software encryption. a senior iranian commander says engineers are in the final stages of decoding the data, but washington says security systems will make it unlikely for iran to get available information from the lockheed drone. in bahrain, they're overshadowing the formula one grand prix. and the. bahrain's shiite majority wants to break the near monopoly

on power of the ruling sunni dynasty, which hay ties to the west. in western japan, at least one person is dead and 11 others or injured after an early morning explosion. the blast was so powerful that windows shattered in hundreds of nearby homes. many said it felt like an earthquake. did you see shooting stars overnight? why you might have seen that or whether it should broadband part of a bigger heavenly show. creating open space in some of the bay area's dentist neighborhoods, how it's changing lives in one troubled community. coit tower there off in the distance, marine layer near 500 feet, the sign of some cooling here. we'll talk about that and have a lon thetrs in the forecast. when we come right back. what'll it be?

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did i want and if you ever need someone to put of shelves, kris knows how. >> it was fun. a nice event. boy it was a warm one, 80s and 90s yesterday. this morning we're starting to see some changes, the low clouds pumping in across the peninsula. 62 in san jose. look at livermore, also in the 60s this morning. what's happening is the marine layer will thicken up a bit towards the afternoon, so we'll see widespread cooling for the coast this afternoon. the sea breeze turns stronger, but the inland higher elevations valleys, and some hilltops may still mac a run at the mid 80s. as we go through the afternoon. so today we're starting the cooling trend, especially for the coast, where you have some mist and follow. it's a real easy way to have that fog and mist. we're seeing a bit of that this

morning. a big drop in temperatures, that is one of the places it should cool off. as we go through the next few days, we continue to see cooling. the thing that's responsible may actually toss a few showers or way. more than showers you're seeing on the east coast. it will be a mess as we look at snow and heavy rain, things turn more active into showers. that during the day tomorrow, it's going to increase mid level moisture, which we're seeing right there. as it moves into the north bay, we could see an isolated thundershowers. this would be maybe monday late afternoon into tuesday. then plan on rain for thursday. so this is the pattern we had yesterday. it is moving away from the bay area. the heat into southern california and southern arizona, the ocean's air conditioning turning on. so some cooling today. again the north bay hills, maybe even the east bay hills could see an isolated shower in terms

of those possible thundershowers, and then that system that's sitting offshore will slide through wednesday into thursday. that will bring us a chance of sees some rain. here you go. low clouds on the coast, punching all the way into the central valley. we will see mist and drizzle. today some of those low clouds lead to cooling. 10s and 80s. still a little warm out towards livermore, but notice the cooling around the inner bay. that's where we're see a big drop in temperatures. we'll continue the drop, in fact it will feel quite cool on thursday. we'll see real rain, not just scattered showers, and the timing works out pretty good, because we should be clearing out as we get towards next weekend. so, yes, the weather roller coaster. >> are you a hands up or hold on kind of guy. >> hold on, especially with a 30-degree temperature drop.

that will be a little shock to the system. >> big story overnight, though. >> clear skies inland, you may have seen the meteor shower. it happens this year as the earth moves the comet trail, and they're tiny grains, and when they hit the atmosphere sometimes you can see streaks of light. >> we we don't have video for it. there were 20 streaks visible in the night sky. of course, we were sleeping. >> yeah. >> so you probably won't be able to see it this morning, but the showers are known for long bright tails, and as he said they're not meet yor, but just dust. >> the leonids, the perseid, and it's nice when we have clear nights. >> thanks for your pronunciations. and today is earth day.

there are change in the tender loin neighborhood. open spaces coming to one of the bay area's densest neighborhoods, and how it's transforming the neighborhood there. >> a lot of -- >> reporter: when you think of the gritty tenderloin you probably don't picture rolling grasslands or spacious playgrounds. for tracy martinez, bodecker park sits in the middle of one of the city's densest and most troubled neighborhoods. while it's offering up open spaces as a rare commodity in the urban core, activists say the layout needs some work. >> right now the park is so fenced in into different areas, it's ugly, black fences here, and many people have said this

reminds me of a prison. >> reporter: the park has become a hodgepodge of add-ones since it opened in the '80s, but now it's about to get a second life. >> this is going to be a much bigger lawn where you can run, jump, play and skip. >> reporter: the trust for public land, the group devoted to preserving open space across the u.s. has taken an interest in boedecher park. it's a campaign to give it a facelift. >> this is their backyard where they can run, play, get out or breathe fresh air. >> reporter: at the remove many of the men that'sing black fences, add a soccer feet basket bought court, outdoor gym. >> and biocoils will capture about 95% of the stormwater. >> reporter: in a neighborhood where many families lives in

single-occupancy hotels, activists say it's a luxury that -- >> where you can stretch out and run around, and it's okay to run around, you know, you can't calculate the importance. >> reporter: the city says the down side is the park will close for nearly two years following an august groundbreaking. in the end there are hopes this rolling green space will bear little resemblance to the concrete world around it. joe rho sato jr., kntv. we did some volunteer work this weekend. comcast is nbc's parent company, so the nbc bay area family got to work. in san jose, motivated hundreds of people to roll up their sleeves. laura talked with comcast cable president kneale smith about the company's efforts. >> this is the best day in the company.

it's one of to have our customers out here. thank you on behalf the comcast. we love given back to communities we work in. >> in south bay, hundreds of volunteers relandscaped a playground at the elementary school. this is video from where we were, robert randle elementary school. rob and i helped to organize a p.e. room, and our reward is we got to play with the biggest parachute i was ever seen. we posted a picture on my facebook fan page if you want to check it out. more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, you may have been an adventurous eater. a new revelation.

starbucks is changing the recipe after customers were left feeling as bug-eyed. the seattle-based company will stop using food colors made of dried tropical beetles. it started using the dye in january after approval from the fda. temperature products have the same coloring. the vegan community started an online petition after learning of the use.

you've heard of facebook and twitter by now, but notice there is pinterest. it works like a virtual pinboard where users post images from everything for wedding planning to travel to do it yourself projects. tech experts say it could be collecting valuable information on buying habits which could translate into big dollars for the company down the line. here ace kristen dahlgren with our report. >> reporter: jenny jackson could be a poster child for pinterest. >> it became an object section. >> the hairstylist and photographer using it sleek pinboard for everything. >> think a way to describe it is it's a holder of things you collect, want to do. >> she was recently inspired to hold a group to try out the projects. >> that was great. i'm going to take a picture.

>> the growth has phenomenal. to almost 19 million users in just six months, making it one of the fastest-growing internet companies every. with millions of visitors and all of those images, you might expect a huge high-tech headquarters. you would be wrong. this is it, a small quiet room in palo alto with about 30 employees. >> i was really into nature, really into science. cofounder ben sill berman was a bug collector as a child. it paid off. "forbes" recently estimated the 2-year-old company would be worth over $7 billion. >> pinterest has the buyers, the money, and they have them in huge numbers, and these people are addicted. >> reporter: the perfect target for companies. 85% of pinterest views are from women.

and households that earn more than $75,000 a years. everyone wants a piece. the political campaigns pin, and so did "nightly news." >> we wanted to build something we were proud of, beautiful and useful. >> reporter: and in doing that, the new internet darling with the funny name may just have hit the bull's-eye. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, palo alto, california. still ahead, an update on that power outage in mountainview. and the warning of a possible virus on your computer, what you can do now to fix it before it's too late. oooohhhh yeeaaahhh!! can we show you something? wouldn't it be great to feel like this all the time? i guess so. well, with the chase freedom card, you get 5% cash back on up to $1500 worth of purchases. and new categories every 3 months.

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5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. good sunday morning to you. looking live at one of those giant shipping vessels that runs through the bay, this is from our cameraman who's on treasure island this morning. he sat still long enough, you can see a bit of everything, even a bit of fog. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez look with meteorologist rob mayeda. it's starting to cool things down. >> we call it the coolant from the ocean, about 500 feet thick, it should be closer to 1,000 feet by this afternoon. notice san jose and livermore,

we still have mild area around the trivalley and santa clara valley, eventually we'll see it turn on. the real indicators would be san francisco and fair field. for the afternoon, sea breeze will pick up, low clouds on the coast. and watch this punch right through into the central valley. that's the marine push to reall drizzle very likely for the cost at times today. mostly 60s on the coast. 60s to low 70s, places like livermore, though, still the cooling we're seeing today is going to be, well, that's one of the changes we'll see early in the week, chants mountain thunder and rain. we're talking real rain coming back to the fraismt. it's hard to believe with the 80s and 90s yesterday. we'll walk you through the timing. a reminder it's still spring, which means we spring back and

forth between winter and summer. >> we'll bounce around with you. thank you very much. power is still out in mountainview. pg & e says the cause of that power outage is a downed power line. it happened near montecito avenue and shoreline boulevard. right now 318 homes and businesses are without power, but at the start of the outage, more than 3,000 customers were left in the dark. power should be back on for everyone by 9:00 this morning, or so says pg & e to us. in san mateo, the lights are back on after a man was electrocuted. the downed power line fell over his truck while droves on norfolk street. when he got out to remove the line, he touched it and suffered major injuries. he later died at stanford dical center. pg & e is issuing a reminder if you ever seen a downed power

line, stay away, keep animals away, let the pros handle it. an overnight shooting in a san francisco bay area neighborhood has a man fighting for his life. it happened near galvez and third. police are searching for the person who opened fired. some sex scandals to allegations of domestic abuse, several bay area politicians have recently found themselves in a whirled wind of controversy. in the case of nadia lockyer, an al immediate ra supervisor, she was not able to survive the scandal and resigned from her post. both other politicians such as gavin newsom have been able to survive personal scandals, now thriving. sam singer, who is often called in to handled problems, said -- singer says he should have

immediately addressed the allegations of domestic abuse against him. >> he's too little too late. the time for him to fight that battle was when he first got accused of manhandling his wife. after he pled guilty, now he's trying to tell everybody he's innocent, just won't fly. >> singer says it's never good to avoid talking to the media if you are an elected officials. he says you should address, and the public is more likely to forgive you. search and rescue teams gathered looking for any signs of sierra lamar. the sheriff's office organized a refined search, as they defined it. about 90 men and women took part as well as specially trained dogses. in an interview the team leaders seemed to suggest that new leads them them up in the hills. lamar has now been mittsing for more than five weiss. the counter-culture fest tim known as burning man is dealing

with a setback. they are now on probation. the bureau of land management put the event on probation, because it exceeded its crowd cap last year. a limited number of tickets this year caused a whole host of other problems. it's the first time they've been on probation since moving from san francisco to nevada as blackrock desert in 1990. burning man is the festival that happens every year in late summer. the fbi is warning that hundreds of thousands of people could lose their internet connection this summer if they don't act now, hackers invested computers worldwide through an online advertising scam, about you in an highly unusual move, the detectives set up a safety net. the problem now is that the system for that safety net is scheduled to be shut down in july. before that happens, the fbi is urging people to visit a special website that will let you know if you are a potential victim, and if so, how to fix it.

that website is run by the agency's security partner, dwcg.org. we've also put that information on our website. just do a search for infected computers. first the debris from japan's tsunami may be washing ashore in alaska. a volley ball and soccer ball westbound found. the anchorage daily news says the sports balls were supported by a radio technician. they trayed the writing on the balls to a japanese school in an area hit by the tsunami. much more coming up, did you like the warm weather ye to peol we'll talk to people about what they thought about the surprise warm-up. ♪

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a touch, but not before mother nature heated things up across the bay area this weekend. temperatures were just shy of breaking records for many cities all across the bay area. kimberly terry from -- reports where the warm weather took some people by surprise. >> the parks were parked. >> it's a little hot. very unexpected. >> reporter: the skate park was full, too. san jose was one of the hot spots peaking at 9 on degrees. >> it's great. i'm al oily, greasy, and kind of wet, but it's comfortable. >> it's beautiful weather. i not really that hot. >> this is great weather for us. >> reporter: great for the majority, but not for everyone, especially already sufferers. allergists say the warm temperatures and late season

rain has caused a surge in bloom, particularly in pine, oak and grass, which could mean a more severe and prolonged allergy season. at capitola beach, a pollen alert is high for oak, but most people were too busy enjoying the weather to mind. >> kimberly tere, today in the bay. we still have more ahead. coming up voters will be deciding on proposition 29, which could put a tax on cigarettes in the name of cancer. we're going to talk with political analyst larry gersten about that, but first mike has a look at weekend events. >> good morning, this first one, is largely for me. it's about me. today in san francisco, we continue with the 45th annual northern california cherry blossom festival. it's not pleasure again for the sixth year in a row to be in the parade. look for me on the float with the golden gate bridge, traffic

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good morning to you. looking live at the shoreline there in the distance, sometimes that's a nice ways to see it, from the outside looking in, to takes in all the butte from from afar. six weeks from now, voters will decide the fate of several candidates and issues, one of which is proposition 29 known as the california cancer research act. for more on this initiative, let's bring in larry gersten and talk first about the basics. there are a lot of propositions. >> we're lucky this time. statewide there's only two. this time take a breather. proposition 29 will add, if it's

passed, a dollar per pack to every pack of cigarettes. that will bring in a total, by the way of $850 million annually, just like the title of the act, it would be dedicated, those dollars, specifically to cancer research. so we'll see. californians, by the way, last raised their tobacco taxes, what, 1998? so it's been a while. california ranks now 33rd among the 50 states in tobacco taxes, so proponents say it's too many to see if we can tack some on. >> i don't smoke, but last time i passed by a liquor store, they're very expensive as it is, $5, $6? it seems to affect certainly communities. if you are a smoker and don't make a lot of money, it's kind of a disproportionate tax, and like east coast, it's $7, $8 a

pack, so you're talking serious business. >> and the pros and consequence to raise money this way? ivities it's pretty straightforward, in terms of a change. proponents say there's not enough money in the budget to dedicate money for cancer. by increasing the cost, something else will happen, they say. if you increase the costs, we know there are studies that show the higher the cost, the less likely people are inclined to smoke. that's not only going to help them, but everyone else around in terms of secondary smoke. so that's the deal there. opponents say, well, listen, how much tax are you going to throw on us. again and again you're talksing us. they say, look, by adding a dollar, you're penalizing smokers.

pick on somebody else for a change. the other thing they came that the money was wasted on bureaucracy more so than actual cancer research. >> i know you usually say a proposition needs about 65% approval if it's going to have any future at all. how is it looking? >> good for you, the rule -- especially in money proposition appears to be about 60% popularity, if you will. so many people change their minds at the end, or i'm going to be taxed, i think i'm not going to do it now. so it's a fall off. we don't have much poll it is dat. a we saw some about 8, 10 weeks ago, and at that point it was passing overwhelm dpli. nothing sing. for back grand, the last time we had something like this was proposition 2006.

the tobacco industry kicked into gear, spent $65 million on extremely effective campaign, and at the i said of the money who said they were vets for it, maybi not such a good deal, so it failed. you can expect seize a real donnie brook here. we had a story about how different politicians can weather their political storms, you know. nadia lockyer resigned on friday from her post as alameda county supervisor. gavin newsom came through with the support of constituents, "friends" and families. at what point do they have to listen to their constituents if constituents are saying enough with the distraction? >> not only that, but they have to listen to their political advisers. gavin newsom gets kudos.

why? he immediately took control of it. you get in front of that issue as fast as you can. you show contrition, i blew it, back judgment, shame on me, in mark corimmi's case, he has yet to own up to that. in nadia lockyer's case, this morning's newspaper had a poignant article and she finally said, this wasn't right, i blew it, so he is at the starting point of contrition. she's resigned, take a break, she's young, she has an opportunity to come back. but the longer ones don't -- when the case is pretty obvious, whether people are upset, even if it's not right, if they're upset, that's all you need. it's hard to straighting it out. >> thank you, larry, and you with always go to nbcbayarea.com and look for prop zero. much more ahead on "today in

the bay" coming up, loose of opportunities for you to get involved. we have a whole list of events. and look at the fog starting to spill into san francisco. we have a cooldown to wra enwe coming right up.

1234r50 welcome back. we went from august yesterday, now back into april. temperatures for most of the bay area, look at that. we have the fog machine cranked up around the golden gate bridge with misty skies there, some schooling around, but i want to show you the temperature map. you can see some of the hills still in the yellow. waking up in the mid 60s this morning, so the marine layer is very compressed. it will thicken up to the asp. thanks to a stronger sea breeze for the coast in the inner bay, a lot of cooling today, spilling up toward the north bay. 70s to mid 80s. the trend will certainly by

cooler this week, a chance of seeing some showers, which was really quite strong is starting to move off to the east. mid level moisture approaches the coast. in addition to the cooling, one of the things we'll have to watch as early as tomorrow for the hills mainly north of sonoma county, we could see some mountain thunder and the temperatures for the rest of the week will continue to drop off. pretty good chance of rain for wednesday night and thursday. around the bay area it will be about watching the low clouds punching inland tonight, mist and drizzle vly vkeli for tomorrow morning. and then that sea breeze is actually going to cool things off. we'll see the winds picking up later today. of 10s in and around san francisco. the coast and 70s inland, as we cool things off to start the

workweek, chance of mountain thunder, but the real threat for rain that will be wednesday into thursday. good timing, though, the weekend ahead looks pretty good. kind of a wild week ahead. cooler in winter cote weather and umbrella weather. >> that's terrible. it's my weekend. >> well, you know, it's good for everybody else that doesn't work on saturday. >> i know, make a pot of chili and watch a movie. actually that sounds nice. >> it does. the bay area is looking a bit more green as many cities are taking part. san jose hacienda elementary school will give tours and democrat stations at the one-acre outdoor classroom. in concord, boys and girl scouts will planned trees. san francisco is celebrating with workshops and ecofashion show at civic center plaza. i will be in sunnyvale and seeing their earth day celebration to get started at 11:00. there's a cherry spitting contest. so thank you so much for making

us a part of your morning. rob will be back with you at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend. hi, i'm lisa glenn. with me is dave mulligan, host of "great getaways." we're at blue rock shoot in saratoga to talk about dave's latest show. you go on these amazing -and-ventures with your family all over the world, but this show is a bit different. why is that? >> but similar also, because we go to an incredible safe. different in that we're staying instead of a five-star hotel this time, we're staying in an actual home, a townhome or mountain lodge at a new resort development up in the sierras. just beautiful. >> where exactly in tahoe is this? >> about 15 minutes from the lake in truckee, just on the outskirts. truckee you have all driven through, all seen it. it's an old 1800 town built around the railroad.

lumber used to come out of there. this is called schaeffer's mill. >> what exactly is it? >> it's exactly a beautiful. gated community built an a golf course designed by johnny miller and john harbaugh. you know, we've played golf all around the world on this show. this course matches scenically with any course i have seen on earth. >> speaking of golf courses, you had an epic golf match for the show. >> we did. >> how did that turn out? >> my father-in-law challenged me. or did i challenge him? i'm not sure. we go back and forth. neither of us are a pro, but we're good enough to have fun, and what an a great place to do it in. >> people often talk about resort-style living, but schaeffer's mill has the amenities to back that statement up. >> absolutely. >> especially one in particular. >> you're talking about the yacht? >> it's amazing. it's call the no-brainer.

for a very good reason. a 46-foot sunseeker, it comes with a captain. you cover the gas and a small fee for the crew, and we had it catered too. >> when you own there, you set it up through the consequence years of age, concierge. it takes you anywhere you want to go. >> unbelievable. when you talk about tahoe, you think of skiing. what sorts of things do they have for the skiers? >> everybody. northstar is right there. there's 18 resorts in the tidal basin. there's a shuttle. again the concierge sets it up. it's the epicenter for all things skiing. >> how do people find out more and experience it for themselves? >> it's super easy and the best time ever to do it. they have a deal going. you go to dreamschaeffersmill.com. $199, two nights, three days. you stay in one of these townhomes and it's all taken care of. >> thank you so much, david. i can't wait to see your next adventure takes you. in the meantime plan your own great getaway visit.

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