livepix take a live look take a live look outside...... fremont good sunday morning, the time is 7:00. we want to look at fremont, the sun is peeking over the clouds. it will be cooler than it was yesterday. thanks for waking up with us. i am vicky nguyen. let's check the forecast with anthony slaughter. >> the sun is majestic. we don't have clouds here a clear shot from the south bay. we have an extensive rain layer,

even the east bay is finding clouds. temperatures are mild. coming down a bit. makes for a cooler afternoon. definitely still warm not as hot. all relative. 65 today in san francisco with a breeze building in the afternoon and evening. east bay up to 74. south bay at 82. tri-valley had 90s, today, 80s. we're done with extreme heat for a little bit. tomorrow is cooler then back into the 90s for the upcoming week. >> maybe triple digits? >> i don't know, maybe 90s. >> all right. thanks. game five of the nba finals is hours away speaking of the heat. the series is tied at two a piece between the warriors and cavs. the winner will be on the brink of a championship. tonight's game at home. want to give you a live look at oracle arena. this is one of the toughest places for a visiting team to win. tonight, roar-acle will be

rocking. people are tailgating on 66th avenue already this morning. they had the final practice yesterday. golden state regained home court advantage with a win at cleveland thursday. game five tonight, and game seven if needed will be at oracle. steph curry says he expects hometown fans to bring their "a" game tonight. >> we will feed off the crowd energy tomorrow which we're going to need because, you know that's why you play so hard in regular season to have home court advantage to be able to capitalize off that in situations like these, we want to be able to take advantage. >> game five tips off 5:10 p.m. and a warriors mural pops up in a bay area neighborhood. we will hear from the artist.

♪ if you haven't heard yet the wailing guitars of metallica, here they are playing before a giants game now rock and roll for the warriors. they announced the lead singer lead guitarist will perform the national anthem ahead of game five. to stay on top of all things warriors, download our nbc bay area app. we are constantly updating coverage there as well as on facebook, twitter and instagram. changing gears, a desperate search is over in the south bay. an 18 month old toddler taken from his home is safe this morning. the search started in sunnyvale around 4:00 and ended late last night on ash street in newark. the 18 month old was taken from his grandmother by his mother. she does not have custody of the child and apparently she didn't know he needed potentially life-saving medicine twice a day. six hours after he went missing,

police tracked down the boy's mother in a red cadillac in newark and arrested her. the child was not hurt but was taken to the hospital as precaution. it is unclear at this point why his mother the 20-year-old, christina rodriguez, took the boy. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in the east bay that kept firefighters busy all day. the fire started in vallejo, not far from redwood parkway and i-80. firefighters had to call for backup several times as dry and windy conditions kept the fire going for 11 hours. embers blew onto roofs of nearby homes. neighbors say as soon as they knew something was wrong, they rushed to help each other out. >> the neighbors were so nice that they went from house to house and knocked at each door and made sure that everybody is out. >> firefighters left after they thought they knocked the fire

down, only to find it smoldering again hours later. it burned five acres, but fortunately no one was hurt. we are learning details about an accident involving a popular ride at great america theme park. they have two investigators looking into exactly what happened. this was the scene after the accident friday night. you can see investigators already at the flight deck ride with flashlights. officials with the park say a worker was hit by an oncoming train. witnesses tell us the worker was trying to retrieve an item for a guest he was rushed to a hospital with traumatic injuries. the worker is in critical condition at valley medical center. witnesses that saw the accident say the man was bleeding and not moving. great america says safety is at the heart of everything we do and remains our highest priority. the ride has been closed since the incident. no word on when it will reopen.

a guest also suffered a hand injury and was treated and released. this is not the first time there's been a serious incident at great america. in 2007 a four-year-old boy drowned in the wave pool at the boomerang bay great barrier reef. in 1999 a 12-year-old fell to his death on drop tower, slipped out of the ride restraint. in 1998 a man was killed when he went in a locked gate area to get his hat under the flight deck roller coaster, a passenger's foot hit him. to a developing story out of dallas. police headquarters remains a crime scene riddled with bullets and evidence of yesterday's deadly standoff. early saturday morning, a man driving an armor van opened fire on the building with an automatic weapon. he led officers on a 12 mile chase before pulling into a restaurant parking lot. he was shot and killed by a sniper during a second standoff

with police there. at police headquarters they found four suspicious bags one carrying pipe bombs that exploded as searched by a robot. the suspect was identified at james boulware. apparently he went into an emotional spiral and blamed police when he lost custody of his child. >> every one of us has a breaking point. some point is different than another. we all have one. >> no officers were hurt. just one day after that attack a dallas police officer said he had to use his weapon again. shortly before 1:00 this morning, officers responded to a call of a suspect with a gun running in a neighborhood. officers tracked him down but say the man pointed a gun at them, so one of the officers opened fire. at this point we have not been told the suspect's condition. tomorrow we will hear from

an naacp leader at the center ofntrove color of her skin. she's accused by her own parents of portraying herself as black when she's actually white. she said she would respond to her parents' claims tomorrow during a monthly naacp meeting. the civil rights organization has come out in support of her. she's the president of the spokane chapter. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up zoo animals on the loose in the capital of a country in the middle east. how they escaped. and san jose police are recruiting more officers. what they're offering to bring more women to the force. we'll be back in a moment.

take a live look outside...... san jose state (adlib) =vicky/cu= people in "tbilisi ta-bill- 7:10. let's give you a look at san jose state, looking nice out there. if you're not a fan of the heat hang on. anthony slaughter says it will

be cooler today and nicer out there. people in georgia are being warned to stay inside this morning after dangerous animals escaped from the zoo amidst heavy flooding. among those, tigers lions, bears, wolves and hippo. the escaped hippo was cornered. the zookeeper tranquilized him with a dart gun. so far 12 people died. authorities aren't specifying whether the deaths were caused by flooding or if animal attacks were involved. google may be extending its reach to cuba. a company executive is in the country this weekend checking out the island. a cuban government official says google has a proposal to improve the nation's internet access. right now, only about 5% of the country can get online and cell phone service where available is

quite slow. google is declining to say much about the proposal in cuba now. meanwhile, the u.s. may soon have an embassy there. an arizona senator is also visiting the communist nation this weekend. there's not been a u.s. embassy in cuba in 54 years. senator jeff blake says it is quote imminent that an embassy will be opened as relations between the u.s. and cuba have been recently on the mend. >> continuation of meetings we had before and will continue to have. we're excited about new prospects for full diplomatic relations, looks like we're close. >> they also met cuba's first vice president. still ahead on today in the bay, painting the town blue and gold, the newest sign of warriors fever in oakland. anthony? you know, we are waking up to widespread fog on the coastline from the north bay. we are expecting to see plenty

of sunshine today and cooler temperatures. back with details after this.

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take a live look outside...... san jose (adlib) ==vicky/cu== n jose wants time is 7:15. a live look outside at san jose. looking a little hazy. things will be warming up not quite as hot as they have been this weekend. san jose wants more women on the police force. this weekend more than 100 people answered the call. they showed up to a seminar put on by the san jose police department meant to introduce women to life as a police officer. the women got a chance to do a mock interview and to go through some of the physical fitness tests that all officers have to pass. they say these events are the best way to find qualified female candidates. >> there's not a lot known from the inside-out you know what is it like to work at the police department and what does it take to apply and be successful as a police officer in the city of

san jose. >> the department says it currently has 88 women on the force. that's the lowest number since 1993. this warriors playoff run has gripped the bay area along with city hall being hit up there are more signs of fans showing their support. a team of artists created a colorful tribute to the warriors in oakland. michelle roberts shows us. >> reporter: there's a new blue and gold landmark in the east bay. warriors fans stopped by the corner of 27th and north gate in oakland. to pose with mvp steph curry. the two story work of art has many wondering who did it. >> kind of a perfectionist, getting it exactly perfect. >> reporter: tim and two of his buddies call themselves the i will luminaries.

they have been meeting. >> i want people to walk away feeling inspired. >> reporter: he wants oakland to be proud not only of steph curry but of the neighborhood. >> with paint, you can make a difference in how people view the community or area. try it. >> reporter: no matter what happens on the court sunday the artists hope fans will appreciate the mural for years to come. >> reporter: michelle roberts, bay area news. six scientists living in a dome on a dormant volcano finally got a breath of fresh air. they spent the last eight months living in the dome only went out in space suits. the experiment was supposed to simulate what it would be like to live on mars. the dome's location silence and air lock seal provided an atmosphere similar to space, looking out of the dome window all they could see were lava fields and mountains which would be similar to the look of mars.

yesterday they stepped outside wearing just their clothes for the first time in eight months. one said they were pretending to be on mars so long it was scary at first leaving the dome without a space suit. that's a long time to live like that. >> one small step for mankind. >> indeed. >> that's a cool research project. >> it is. don't sign me up. i am good away from the lava right there, outside your window. i prefer the nice bay beach. >> who wouldn't. let's talk about the forecast. we're looking at nice advice from the north and south bay. the cloud cover is more extensive. we have a little longer. sunshine in san francisco and toward the east bay, we're still looking for that sunshine. most sunshine is in the south bay and tri-valley. temperatures this afternoon are

not as hot, more tolerable and comfortable. back into the low 80s for the south bay. peninsula, 70s, san francisco, mid-60s, north bay up to 81 degrees. tri-valley today, 86 degrees. still warm but not intolerable. talk about the forecast for the giants game. yesterday, the diamondbacks are in town today taking on the next game. the thing that's different today from yesterday's forecast it will be breezy today at the coastline. that may help get home runs out to left field. let's talk about the beach forecast. if you want to escape the heat in the tri-valley this is where you want to go to get away from the heat. 64 in pacifica. winds gusting, up to 20 miles per hour in half moon bay, and expecting 66 degrees in half moon bathe afternoon. santa cruz mid 70s yesterday, no 70s today, back into the 60s. more comfortable. but again, it is the bay area.

we are always headed to the beach, even if it is in the 60s. the next couple days temperatures cool off at least tomorrow then shoot up into the 90s. we have an area of high pressure and that's driving in heat strong on shore wind. that's expected to return tomorrow. we expect more fog and cloud cover tomorrow and cooler temperatures. 80s and 90s inland back to the 70s and 80s next couple days. then the coastline seeing temperatures in the 60s and warm into the 70s tuesday. it is a brief cool down. temperatures dip a little more then back into the 80s for san jose by tuesday. same for east bay valleys. cooling temperatures today and tomorrow, back to 90 by tuesday. san francisco expecting temperatures at least to warm up back to 70 by tuesday. today and tomorrow expecting temperatures to be comfortable

in the mid-60s. let me update you on hurricane carlos. it is making a hard right turn. it has been stationary the past couple days. is this expected to impact puerto vallarta. unlike earlier forecasts that brought it near cabo it is a category one if it makes it toward there. we mentioned earlier, we have another tropical system in the gulf of mexico. may have heard houston, places across dallas and texas expecting another hard blow from this because this is expected to move into texas and the gulf of mexico the next couple days. if you are traveling to the midwest, they expect 5 to 7 inches of rain from this system alone moving toward the next week. heads up. vicky, back to you. >> thanks anthony. today in the bay is back in two minutes. coming up. >> i was golfing and doing a lot of things that people do when they're basically semi retired you know i wasn't fulfilled.

>> a south bay garbage man, giving the south bay an unprecedented deep cleaning. it is part of our series. back in a moment.

here's a phrase you've probably never heard : "legacy trash". not simply litter, but here's a phrase you have probably never heard, legacy trash. not simply litter but junk that accumulated over the course of years. sadly, there's a lot of it in creeks in the south bay. one man is leading an unprecedented effort to clean it up. today in the bay garvin thomas has the latest installment of bay area proud. >> steve holmes did well enough in business to be able to semi retire while a young man. he tried filling his time the usual way, golf and the like. found that unfulfilling. then he saw a video online that changed everything for him and could forever change the face of

nature in the south bay. sometimes when you want to know what's up you do well to look down. >> i need about 15 people right over here. >> it is what steve holmes did a couple years ago, and it changed everything for him. you see, steve has lived most of his life a stone's throw from los gatos creek, but only a couple years ago did he really look down into it and not like what he saw. >> our creeks are in deplorable condition. if we don't do something, we're basically leaving the next generation this. >> his story begins not at the creek but online watching this video of a chinook salmon in the creek. an avid fisherman, he was not only surprised but intrigued and began to investigate. that's when he learned the effects homeless encampments and

general apathy had on the creek. and steve wasn't going to sit on that knowledge. >> i think sometimes you look at your community and you say here's a problem, you know i have the time to commit to something like this it is important. that's why i went out and did it. >> do you want to get lots of pickup sticks? >> steve started friends of los gatos creek two years ago. without taking a dime in payment, he dedicated his life since then to cleaning up the creek, not just picking up litter but hauling out trash that's been around so long it is woven into the fabric of the creek bed. legacy trash it is called though steve has another name for it. >> i call it trash lasagna. >> he held close to 70 cleanup missions and pulled out close to 100 tons of trash. it has been an unprecedented

attempt to save this precious resource. >> we have been able to return some of the areas that were completely trashed out to almost trash free levels which is amazing. >> he says once the heavy lifting is over the work isn't done. he is working with the city to come up with a plan to maintain the creek now. he's also looking to expand his work beyond this creek. garvin thomas nbc bay area news. >> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would like to hear from you. go to nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. next up on today in the bay, twitter is making some changes. why you won't be limited to 140 characters any more. and why a hip-hop star wants the company's top job. now raging in its fourth year, the drought is bringing

brutal conditions to california. is it also a gateway to disease as governor brown claims? reality check coming up straight ahead.

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take a live look outside...... san jose state (adlib) good morning. it is 7:30. we wanted to give youo good morning. it is 7:30. we wanted to give you a live look outside right now to give you a look at what the weather is like or peek out the window. you'll find nice cool temperatures this morning, things are not as hot as they have been this weekend. thanks for waking up with us i am vicky nguyen with anthony slaughter. we have a look at the micro climate forecast. micro climate looking close together this morning? >> ith s, temperatures in the 50s, and it is not as hot, that's what to know as you head out. kind of refreshing mid-50s. in the afternoon, you see widespread temperatures it will

be warm in the south bay. but comfortable temperatures. 74 for east bay. cool against the coastline in san francisco. only expecting 65 degrees but sunny this afternoon. it will turn breezy. we expect more cloud cover tomorrow. unfortunately for us no rain in the seven-day forecast but temperatures will get hot once again like the past couple days. talk about that coming up. >> great weather to get outside, we were outside riding bikes with the kids when you get a breeze going, it is cool. >> we were at caesar chavez friday, it was hot. >> little hot in the ancn. absolutely. thank you. pivotal game five in the warriors, cavs matchup is just hours away. the series is tied at two each. we want to give you a live look at oracle arena. in ten hours, it will be rocking with 19,000 fans. we're hearing people are already lining up outside the arena on

66th avenue getting the tailgate started early. they had the final practice yesterday. they beat cleveland tgamrsday and tonight they have home court advantage. games five and seven will be at oracle arena, one of the toughest places for a visiting team to win thanks to the fans and ridiculous noise levels. steph curry expects hometown ll ns to bring their "a" game tonight. >> we're going to feed off the crowd energy tomorrow which we're going to need because that's why you play so hard during regular season to have home court advantage to be able to capitalize oame that in situations like these, we want to be able to take aduantage of it. >> tonight's game five tips off at 5:10. what about the national anthget? ♪ >> the wailing guitars of metallica wnd area sports fans.

they announced the lead singer and guitarist wnd national anthem. they're a crowd favorite at the giants metallica day. download our nbc bay area app. we are constanz y updating coverage there as well as facebook, twitter and instagratar a desperate search is over in the south bay. anle 8 month old toddler thaten from his home is safe this morning. the search started in sunnyvale ith sterday around 4:00 and finally ended on ash street in newark mnd night. the 18 month old was taken from his grandmother by his mother. she does not have custody of the child and apparenz y the mother didn't know her son needed potentially life-saving medicine twice a day. six hours later, police tracked down the boy's mother in a red cadillac in newark and arrested her. the child was not hurt preat was taken to the hospital as precaution. it is unclear at this p fent why

his mother, 20-year-old christina rodriguez took the boy. we haven't found out what charges she will face. as it gets hotter a warning for all parents, watch your children around water. this weekend a fourospea asold b, 2 drowned in a backyard pool in vallejo. dmolice say the b, 2 was playing at a home on california street yesterday afternoon when he fell into the pool. his parents went to check on him and that's when they found hitar he was not breathing, his parents started cpr and then called 911, the b, 2 was pronounced dead at the hospital. we are tracking a developing story. still no resolution this morning in upstate new yo, a a full week since two convicted killers broke out of a maximum security dmrison. as the manhunt expanded we learn new details ap. alleged accomplice and how authorities say she helped them

escape. el> reporter: p. county jail joyce mitchell is charged with a felony and misdemeanor, facing eight years in prison. el> you're here for purposes of being arraigned. >> reporter: appearing before a judge the first time court documents say the prison employee snuck hacksaw blades chisels, punch, and ilsrewdriver bit into the clinton coce tectional facnd r,efore the prison break. >> investigations are g feng on as to other cha-yes we may fnd relative to joyce mitchell but those will be dete. theyined at a later time. >> reporter: pleading not grea lty sources close to the investigation tell nbc news mitchell thought it was love when she agreed to help david sweat and richard matt coill icted killers, mhate their eilsape. sources say she was to be the get away driver after they ancrfaced from this manhole, but got cold feet. her d this ghte asin-lirs releasing this statement. she's taking responsibility for the actions she's bcoung cha-yed with. we will love and support her no

matter pgat. el> this is one large piece of the puzzle in our quest to find the stio eilsaped incrderers. >> reporter: mitchell's husband also wore a at the prison. igor now, investigators are only saying. >> her husband has not been charged with any crime. >> reporter: the exhaustive makilunt is in day cought. authorities believe the men are together possitimy on foot hiding deep in the forest. the dangerous duo growing more deenterate every day. >> we have a message for david sweat and richard matt. we're coming for you and we will not stop until you are caught. >> legy. alook stio murderers on the loose, a community on edge. >> that was migel almaguer reporting. nearly 800 officers are searching for them in cooriunitshe's near the clinton correctional facility in upstate new york. el>> now to decision hu16. hillary clinton held her first major presidentppl campaign event with a message for

struggling americans. the democratic frontrunner told thousands of supporters in new york it is time their hard work paid off. she says prosperity and democracy is not just for ceos and fallionaires. el> there are allies for change everywhere who know we can't stand by while inequalishe increases, wages stagnate and the promise of america dims. we should welcome the support of all americans who want to go forward tw,ether with us. >> clinton hit the campaign trand nek ihang shir ev south carolina and nevada. teanwhile, jeb preash plagot to announce his run for president tomorrow. yeste. way the former florida governor wrapped up a three nation european visit in estonpp. once he makes his announcement, he will stop in new hang shir ev iowcom south carolina. bush faces ten others running for the rt anublican nomination. el>> another consequence of the

drought recently governor brown warned it could lead to the spread of disease. can it make you sick? in realishe check, schin brock gets some answers. >> reporter: the calcenornia she ought reached epic proportions. >> the drought is serious and we have to thate serious meaancres to respond. >> repocc o alook preat that's not the only ala. they bell the governor is sounding. this week spehating outside incnie,pal water district meeting in downtown l.a. brown claerns californpp could ll ce y fot ev fires, disease, and all sorts of things we don't ordinarily have to deal with because of drought. is that fair warning or fear tongering? according to the cdc, drought conditions can lead to spread of a number of infectious diseases for example, the agency says using recycled water to ice tigate fields and process food can cause up tick in e. coli and salmonella. here in california cases of west nile virus spitiod the last

several ith ars, a phenomenon the state department of health says is likely a direct result of drought. there were only 111 reported cases in hu10 overrd 00 last year. that's because as water resources shrink and teng eratures get hotter length of mosquito season nd powple leading to outbreak. the badgering bugs need to go to greater lengths to find water. swhen there are respiratory diseases like asthma which do get worse in she y, dusshe conditions. conditions the cdc points out can also c this se the dreaded valley fever. infection that leads to fungus in the soil in the cen epal valley. california saw a 128% in valley 8 ver cases fromld 009 to hu. c. but to throw cold water on the claern since then despite rocrought, e

thricaretically she ought conditions can make it worse. governor bronoun claerns you're vulnerable to disease, asthma technically is a lung diseas ev and west nnd rus is certainly an infectious disease. statistically i, andidence of both of those are on the rise. governor brown's claim is mostly epue. i chin schin brmp hea that's reality check. back to 8u. young adults that want to own their own piece of the american drechin may want to head eas bloomberg released a study of the worst places for mnd to buy homes, california shows up more than once on the list. here are the five worst places. number five sacramento number igour, san dieg1 o t nclaber thre ev los angeles, followed by san francisco, where median home price is almost $765,000. most millenials make less than $50sed00 a ith ar. swhe a rst the heart of snd

valley, san jose where average miniincm rey firgetent to bw a home is $133,000. the problem is millenials don v matio a whole lot of money. the best place to move according to this sreptai is de epe pmore tichigan. may not have to be millenials a lot of us can relate to the home y still to come on today in the ba sh the nba finals coming donoun to a best of three with the first of three games thating y we will hear from the coach steve tioce t. p

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live look at oracle arena. it will be the center of the e game five between the warriors and cavs. swhe game tips off at 5:10.

how big is the game? here's a statistic to cogotider. teams that won game five when the finals are tshe'd havem one on swo winld 0 ofld 8 championships. warriors coach steve kerr hopes for a better performa, ande at oracle than games one and two of the series. >> the first t a m chines at home have been a struggle. part of that is trying to ae pmnsw to your opponent. i think we should be better swomorrok ibecause we have a 8 el for our opponent. i am looking for a better gchine at home. et> them ppnts at at&t park where they looked to snap a sixm chine home losing strehat. they were down 4-0 early, got some back in the fifth. buster posf half. unfortunately for san pieane,, h1 o

>> the a's taking on the angels in anaheim. swhis is the odowny run of the game. angels first base man pujols in the first inning. swhat was it. they hang onto a 1-0 win. incch more ahead on today in the bay. coming up state lawmakers are , h1peenaed to handm overnor jerry brown a balanced budget tomorrow thanks to a state surplus. so what's the problem? political analyst larry gur ston ranins us about pos, torace hitches to the plan.

tomorrow, california state legislators will send governor jerry brown a budget that appears balanced. that's because of an eight tomoce tow calcenornia his legislators will send jerry brown a balfget that alycelebration? perhaps. bala, anded because of an $8 billion surplus over the past fi, hal ith ar.== n-b-c bay a ã ou would think this would be a reason for celebration, maybe not. larrym urston joins us. what could be the rich? to the

et> there may be a hi ruh, probably down the road not so far down the road. swhat's the iscaue.t cudos to governor brown and the legislature, de png am reat ranb, they manae fng the surplus responsibly, that's by not lus go bee ftatiing the expen, tve initpptives thf able to fund in the future. ===vicky=== s aheiut half that surplusm oes to public education, woe fully underfunded pst swha the cs ixere we are now, surplus for the moment. et> dardownd cen you do darned if you do five t. we have a balanced budget.ex what is the prma lem, what could ke matches the it be later down the road? >> here's the rich. swhe 8 bndhirty, the 2012 initiative that the revenue spike matches the temporarily raises amount of monf r the wealthy and a ith ar fror cproposition 30. that's the 2012 initiative that e statewide sales ta teng orarnds in 2019, leaving the state with for the wealthy and has a bump in the statewide sales tax.

swhat meacaure sun sets in 2019. that leaves the state without a petatiy to e because its cyclical, economy continues to thrive fine. if nomore who knows. no doubt suf swhea 1conomy probably will slow down. it always dvers ses tner or later, it is cyclical.major dip i goes up and down as they do everyixerorace omo doubt we will suffer a major dip in revenue. rocon v forget, when brofe cchine to o, anice, $26 billion deficit.we know that you combine that witha 1broiration of propo, ttion ves and the state could be in a world of hurt not overknd et> we have that $8 bnd two ways. surplus now, may not be enough. ã ou can svalve the mismatch in state spending ha two ways you can raise taxes or cut spending the story of taxes? ===larry= government everywhere. squishy. >> yeah. that's the problem. swhe qt istion is do we rblise fund comes taxes or not. that's where things get squishy.

listen to this. close to 70% of california's and this dependen general fund comes from one -- th sourcfi, tha the cs the personal income tax.income earners this depende, ande has been soaring. there's more. the top 1% of the state's tabroayers pay half that chinount. if the state goes into recession, income ti the crisis collections wnd dramatically. so the time for major ti reform is nobra rather than when the crisis comes.== -- >> let's talk aheiut ways to manage the change andm et ahead of this.ersonal income taxes >> yeah. swhere's ideas popping around n,0 rbli, tng an nds.not taxed there are a few out there now.===reve spread out the sales ti for and cigarettes, all service and other items currently not taxed, i, andrease below

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n sunday morning. 7:54 is the time. you can see from the san francisco cam, low clouds are hanging out. that's part of the weather headlines. we are tracking that fog at least for the next hour. it is a shallow marine layer. later this afternoon, we expect sunshine even at the coastline. temperatures today coming down 5 to 10 degrees from yesterday. tomorrow expecting more cloud cover to start the day and the marine layer hangs around a little tomorrow until 11:00 or noon. at least today we're seeing sunshine. it will warm up quickly in the south bay. we are clear. the peninsula, mix of sun and clouds in the east bay and san

francisco. later on toward lunchtime, temperatures jump into the mid 70s for the south bay. same for the north bay, east bay, san francisco in the 60s by lunchtime. by this afternoon, popping up to the 80s. same for the north bay, east bay up to 75. san francisco today not going to be overly warm still comfortable. 65 degrees. and tri-valley yesterday in the 90s. today in the 80s. still warm but not as hot as it has been. we have two areas of high pressure, one across the pacific. another across the four corners. both of those kept the storm door shut. winds are out of the north, start to shift around that area of high pressure in the northwest tomorrow. that's going to bring back a sea breeze. for tomorrow temperatures aren't as warm coming down more back in the 70s for most of us tri-valley in the 80s. the coastline is where you'll feel it. cloud cover stays put, temperatures only in the 60s tomorrow. as we mentioned earlier, the

tropics are active. tropical storm carlos now a hurricane winds up to 75 miles per hour. this will continue to make it toward puerto vallarta it is a slow mover. it will make landfall there as a category one hurricane or tropical storm, but looks like it will impact mexico and for us not bring up rain like blanca. we have another tropical system in gulf of mexico it is expected to move toward texas and gulf of mexico the next couple days bringing five to seven inches of rain to the midwest. at home dry the next couple days. inland valley cools a bit tomorrow. coastline temperatures stay nice and comfortable in san francisco. if you got work to do in the city this week not overly hot, not overly cold right in the middle talking room temperature in the low 70s right into the upper 60s. morning fog is the general trend, afternoon sunshine. unfortunately, vicky, we could use rain, not getting any.

last week, tuesday, was quite the treat with seeing showers in june. >> okay. we call it goldilocks weather, not too warm not too cold. feel free to express yourself more on twitter. the company announced it will lift the 140 character limit on direct messages. starting in july twitter users can send direct messages up to 10,000 characters with 300 million active users, one of the largest social networks. you'll like this. speaking of twitter. snoop dogg as top dog. the rapper and entrepreneur would like to add ceo of twitter to his list of titles. the current ceo set to step down next month, snoop tweeted out an enthusiastic i'm ready to lead twitter. not as far fetched as you might think. he sold millions of records, served as chairman of a major label, and self proclaimed dog father made his business strategy known.

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this sunday the dynasty candidates. hillary kicks off her campaign again. >> i'm not running for some americans but for all americans. >> tomorrow it's jeb. >> it's going to be an exciting time. i'm really excited about this. >> after rough starts clinton and bush 2.0. i'll be joined by hillary clinton's campaign chair and then mitt romney who may be the republican king-maker in 2016. also challenges for president obama at home on trade where democrats defy him and abroad on iraq and isis. >> we don't yet