gras is forbidden. >> just so everyone knows what it is, is fat duck liver. it is indeed eight of delicacy. it literally means fat liver. california's ban went into effect on july 1st we know that at least two bay area restaurants will still serve the delicacy. the presidio is on federal land so it is exempt from the state ban. beginning at 4:00 this afternoon, the presidio social club will continuing service as a staple on its menu. at tva in mt. view the head chef says he is not selling it, he is giving it away >> is it legal? >> is, the law clearly states that selling and producing it in

california is illegal. there are no ducks on our property, i am not selling it were getting any profit from it. i'm giving away as a gift from me. >> a lawsuit has already been filed against the band in california. among the planets are a group of restaurant owners that owned restaurants near l.a.. in addition to these special $48 dinner for two, guests can add the seared delicacy for an additional $18. >> palo alto could become the latest be area city to allow medical marijuana dispensaries. city council members are expected to pass a resolution that would put the issue on the november ballot. it only needs a simple majority to pass and if approved, a companion initiative may prevent clubs from opening until legality is decided in court.

that comes as the nation's biggest marijuana club is being targeted by federal authorities. harborside health center refuses to close its doors in oakland and san jose and serves roughly 100,000 patients locally but attorneys say its large size increases chances that customers are abusing medical marijuana law. today in morgan hill there is an event to fingerprint and photograph children and no cost. is happening at burnett elementary which has served as a staging area for the search for sierra lamar. each child will receive a package of safety tools including a dna cannot collection kit. san francisco police are searching for a suspect in the fatal shooting south of market. officers found a 25 year-old man line near sixth street and mission. he was pronounced dead at the scene.

police have not announced any details. today, actor sylvester stallone is mourning the death of his oldest son. yesterday relatives found 36 year-old sage stallone unresponsive in his l.a. home. the official cause of death will likely take several weeks but there were no signs of foul play or suicide. stallone appeared with his father in films. some much needed help this morning for crews battling a major wild fire in placerville county. the robbers fire has been burning since wednesday afternoon in a heavily wooded area between forest hill and colfax. crews worked to cut firebricks as the planes can spreading through the foothills. it has consumed more than 1,400 a. and 1600 firefighters are battling the fire but it is only 20 percent contained.

170 homes are threatened but some homeowners are staying put. >> to leave your house, that is our life >> were trying to build contingency lines. we want to make sure there's some more we can make a stand and stop this fire >> yesterday governor brown assigned helicopter crews to help fight the flames. we will have a live report in a half-hour. coming up, a new trend for women who may be obsessed with body image. readers who forced one magazine to offer a new pledge. an expert with summit eating disorders is joining us next. happy birthday to a veteran barber in marin county, he is 90 years old today. his secret to long life, next >> good morning everyone, we have the forecast as eyewitness news continues.

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>> he has been keeping people in marin county looking good since the end of world war two but with more than a quarter million customer service, a local legend is sitting in milestone. it looked at the life of the barber of san anselmo. >> i cut here, i am a barber >> every weekday since 1946, mel bridges has come to this barbershop >> i came to work for a guy who was run in an ad and i went to work. then i bought him out one year later >> he still owns the barber shop in this weekend he turns 90 and has no plans to slow down. he has one drink per day and says the secret to longevity is

sleeping and eating well and giving hair cuts >> a good day is probably 15-20 >> around 262,350 hair cuts over the years. >> i'm starting to get the hang of it now >> as he got older he needed help so he brought his kids in >> i'm 59 >> in addition to the barber shop they also raise horses and mel is pretty active there >> up until five years ago he did an hour and half for two hours in the morning and the same at night >> he is a man of few words but i had to ask him if there was anything i forgot to ask >> like what? >> his family says they're having a little party for him today in his home in the north bay. the weather feels a lot like

fall. ocean beach, a lot of fog around the area, but the show must go on and a lot of activities are going on. it is actually bastille day and there is a wind event going on at the old man to and you can find that out on cbssf.com. current conditions in the upper 50s all around the bay area. >> good morning everybody, i will start off with doing something wacky, i will give you a history report because i thought this was really dramatic. this was the scene when marine layer rushed a good 15 mi. inland towards the tri valley, blanketing it with low clouds and patchy fog. take a look at what it did to the temperatures yesterday, to barely 60 along bay.

only in the mid-70s in the inland areas. a big time cool down. just give you a little indication of that, look where we were on thursday. it was 99 in concord, but because of the low clouds we drop up to 25 degrees friday. the reason i tell you that, we will have a slight recovery today. this morning, a blanket of clouds with temperatures into the fifties and later this afternoon we will stay in the fifties but we will see some sunshine at the coast where we had nine on friday. we will see '70s and '80s in the interior sections of the valleys. tropical moisture keeps lifting up in a northerly direction out of southern california but low pressure is trying to make that activity moved to the east. we will see some stratus clouds

scrub out around the bay area and if you're headed out to the giants baseball action tonight at 605, make sure it bundles up it, it will be a cold night at the baseball park. mid-90s the route the central valley. a 20 percent chance of an isolated thunderstorms from the monsoon moisture. 64 with the cloud cover in eureka. temperatures today will be just slightly warmer than what we had yesterday. '60s and '70s around the peninsula. a few low 80s across the santa clara valley. greek air quality east of the bay. 75 degrees in vallejo. low 80s in sonoma and barely

any clearing at stinson beach in the fifties. the cool air mass on monday through wednesday. i hope you have a wonderful weekend. >> if you are a reality tv fan there are twists and from the inside the big brother house. julie chen shows us more about the show and how the big prize changes people. >> it it brings out exciting new that you probably never knew existed because if it is you and your new best friend on the chopping block, if you really want to win a half million dollars for yourself or your family, you might have to stab a person in the back >> you can watch the next episode of big brother tomorrow night on cbs five. new developments were young women who want to see real bodies in glossy magazines and a new trend for adults worried about their figure.

jennifer lombardi of with the summit eating disorders program is joining us. two big topics, major progress made with seventeen magazine when it comes to body image. >> there was a young 14 year-old girl who petitioned and got 85,000 signatures in four days asking seventeen magazine to come clean and admit how they were doing photoshop to alter spreads in their magazine. >> 17 said that they were not necessarily taking pounds out, they were just taking off and brought straps >> and blemishes and those kind of things but i have to applaud this young woman because i think it says a lot. there has been research done and some of them are showing symptoms of depression, feeling like they are unhappy with their bodies. >> now they're going after more magazines

>> she is approaching 19 bogey and she's getting momentum to petition them as well. >> you think some of these magazines will lose their luster? >> i think it is one of those things where we have all grown accustomed so if they make some ships, people might notice it a bit but i think it is like anything else, the more they do it the more we become used to it and as a parent, present realistic images >> there is a pledge online, a peace treaty >> 17 has eight points that are basically stating it they will come clean and not alter photographs >> some of the things promised are not letting an extra scoop of ice cream running your next day >> right, i think with these magazines is the most important thing they can do is be up front so young and impressionable

women understand that what they're looking at is not necessarily the most realistic image to try to live up to. >> middle-age women are also having issues with eating disorders. tell us about this epidemic. >> there was an interesting online study done by cnn when they had a little over 1800 women acknowledge that over the last five years 8 percent of them had actually involved in some kind of purging behavior and 7% have engaged in some kind of compulsive exercise dynamic in their lives. for me, i can tell you that any given time, half to 60 percent of the population are adult women. we tend to have most people assume that it will always be teenager's that will be in treatment when in fact we have women in their '30's '40's and '50's who are just now seeking treatment. >> these are people who may

have had eating disorders before or were on the cusp and were taken over, something like menopause that changes or body enough >> absolutely. as we grow older there is more of an expectation as a woman to still have an idealized body type and we all know that menopause kicks in and your metabolism slows and or body changes but somehow in our culture we are expected to fight back and oftentimes to the extreme >> what kinds of advice would you give to someone who feels they are on the cusp. maybe someone in their family? >> i first point of advice is to all we seek an assessment of some kind from a professional who specializes in eating disorders and really understands what the nuances are in terms of having a healthy relationship with exercise. >> we will have a link to that treaty on our web site later on today. jennifer lombardi with summit eating disorders and out reach,

thanks for being here. >> the san francisco giants trail the dodgers in the national league west and this little girl is allowing the adults that are jammed. more on the life and athletic achievements of an 11 year-old weight lifter, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> today we're doing pasta primavera, this time of year so many beautiful vegetables are in the market and pasta primavera it is just about any vegetable you can think of. i saw paid them and steam them with all oil and garlic, a little bit of pasta water just to steam it and that makes it nice and it's often side. now we will finish this up with women and used oil. now we will have corkscrew pasta right on top of this. a little bit more lemon, that is all, very simple to make. absolutely loaded with flavor. on the next day, it is even better because it can also be a cold pasta plates.

>> this is a strong girl might be heading to the olympics someday. last month, she won the 13th and under age class at the national weightlifting championships in michigan. she is 11 years old from petaluma. she lifted 81 lbs. despite the fact that she only weighs 72 lbs.. even more impressive she has only been weight lifting for 18 months. very impressive. the giants and the a's flex some power after they returned to action after the all-star break. buster posey hit a mammoth shot and the a's over came in number of strikeouts. >> serene of williams has a plane to catch back to london for the olympics on monday and she made quick work of her opponent on friday night to

advance to the semifinals at the bank of the west in palo alto. the giants' kicking off the second half of the season last night, buster posey, long gone, 448 ft., the longest of his career. giants beat the astros 5-1 to remain behind the dodgers in the west. 15 strikeouts for the a's but it came in a losing effort because johnny when yard with a big fly, a grand slam for the petaluma and natives. the a's beat the twins 6-3. drew brees got paid, they gave him a five-year, $100 million deal. an nfl record $60 million guaranteed. mark jackson was in the house in las vegas last night. how'd you like harrison bonds?

he had 23 points. the warriors blew out the lakers a 91-50. kobe bryant wasn't playing, i know. have a good day everybody. >> a group of uc-berkeley researchers to help discover the so-called prague particles spoke publicly, so how many people showed up for a lecture on theoretical physics? >> i'm one of the campus fire marshals, we cannot have this many people in here, it is not designed for this. if you don't have a seat, i'm sorry you have to exit >> not many lectures have that kind of turnout. everybody in topic for many people. hundreds were turned away when the fire marshal cleared the doorways. the turnout surprised even the physicists. >> we are not used to being rock stars and for us is a huge deal.

we did not know whether we should have a big room were not and now we know. >> for anybody would like to see the lecture or for anyone who was turned away, the lecture will be posted on the physics departments website. it sounds like they're on to something with the god particle. a dog's journey is now on the big screen. josh lucas will join us live in the studio about a special movie screen. a rowdy council meeting caught on tape, why a bay area mayor is accused of breaking the law. we continue to follow that huge wild fire that has been burning for days in placer county. we will have a live report on the new help heading to the fire lines. we'll be right back.

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duck liver despite the new california law banning it. why one restaurant thinks the ban does not apply to them. the national guard being called in to help battle the wildfire burning in placer county. we have a live report on resources and crews being deployed to the front lines. a fight over and financial. an accusation over outsource jobs. welcome back to the weekend early edition. thanks for joining us. tonight, a restaurant in san francisco's presidio is offering a duck liver despite the fact that the delicacy of been large duck liver is banned in california. lisa washington is in san francisco to explain how some eateries are trying to get around a lot. in this case it sounds like they're trying to use the excuse of where to locate it. >> location location location,

there are at least to be area restaurants that are still serving the fat and it stuck delicacy. one of those is the presidio social club. it is on federal land so they say they are exempt from the statewide ban and the are celebrating bastille day today, offering a special menu where guests can add the delicacy for an additional $18. it will continue to offer the delicacy as a staple on its menu. in mountain view, the head chef of t.j. is giving it away. one animal activists says that is the legal. >> we are here to educate the public that they aren't legally in violation of the band and they care more about a cruel delicacy than complying with the law. if they are violating this law you have to wonder what others they're violating >> that was one animal

activists. the restaurant stockpiled the delicacy before the ban took effect. the use to sell it on their menu but now they're giving it away to the patrons who choose their tasting menu. mt. view police have received some complaints about the restaurant serving it and they have turned the case over to the santa clara county d.a. because they say the law is just too confusing. we know at least two bay area restaurants will be serving it. >> it seems like there are several loopholes here. you can give it away for free but you can't sell it. it is confusing for some many restaurants and i understand there is a lawsuit going forward >> the band actually took effect on july 1st and in about one day there was already a lawsuit filed by people who were challenging the ban and among those plantains are owners of a restaurant group that serves it and a few restaurants near l.a..

we certainly have not seen the end of this. >> have you tried it? >> i have not. i know that it is like a pack hey but i have never tried it and i don't know that i would >> it seems kind of gross to me but i'm really not the debentures when it comes to eating. i don't think i'd like the texture. to each his own, unless they're breaking a law. the first amendment fight brewing in berkeley right now. on tuesday, city council members were discussing a proposal for the november ballot and in people from sitting on city sidewalks during business hours people burst into song during the meeting. the mayor got up and left and came back 15 minutes later calling for a vote which passed but before the public had finished speaking. >> there were speakers you still

wanted to speak, there were council members who still wanted to speak, his suppression of free speech is immoral and illegal, we believe >> several council members believe that the mayor violated the law by walking out. they are preparing to file a lawsuit to force a new vote. we're learning about a hazardous materials incident this morning in the east bay. an alarm went off indicating an ammonia leak in york. alameda county hazardous materials through investigated in did detect some residual ammonia. two workers were treated by firefighters and released. the city of san jose says its warm climate and low crime rates are attracting a new unwelcome guest, prostitutes. a hotel is being sued in civil court for profiting from prostitution but in a

handwritten note to combat the problem is being called racist. an attorney for the hotel clerk who disagrees with the policy says it violates discrimination loss >> written instructions saying don't read too young african- americans, is illegal >> it is rude and arrogant because when you look at me could not tell i just graduated from college >> the owner of the hotel could not be reached for comment about that controversial note. this morning the brentwood corn festival gets under way downtown with a goal of setting a world record for the most people husk the corn at the same time. officials with the contra costa vector control unit are urging people to use mosquito repellent because this week the west nile virus turned up into birds into mosquitos. today the green party is expected to nominate a

presidential candidate. she challenged that mitt romney for the governor of massachusetts spot and she has also run for secretary of state. the two presidential campaigns are trading barbs over mitt romney time as ceo over bain capital. some documents suggesting continued to have a role in the firm as late as 2001. romney insists that he left in 1999 and was simply a shareholder after that. the president's camp says the filings prove that romney was still there when bain was advising companies to outsource. >> it turns out that his business record was starting a company that has been investing in what were called pioneers of outsourcing >> the president keeps on trying to divert any attention he can from his failure to turn around the economy. the truth is i left in february

of 1999 >> he went on to call for an apology from the obama campaign. i don't know if that will happen anytime soon. firefighters in the man to see inyo national forest have partial containment over the mill fire which has burned 25,000 a. in colusa county. five buildings have been destroyed. firefighters are dealing with steep and rugged terrain. it is very difficult to reach. sunshine, good food and wine, california's history on the vine with a special tour of the sonoma. one dog's journey through the australian outback. josh lucas will be joining us live in the studio, next

>> good morning everybody, we have your pinpoint forecast. the day and the cool down as the eyewitness news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> this morning, firefighters in placer county are getting extra help as they make progress area it is burning for a fourth straight day. >> good morning to you, 1600 firefighters and personnel are fighting this fire in placer county but as you mentioned, it will get some much needed assistance this morning. it started last night with some help from the crew here. the national guard was brought in and these bad boys are definitely going to provide some assistance with all the water they can draw.

joining me this morning is the chief with the national guard, good morning to you. tell us about how, with the buckets, over 600 gal. of water can make a huge difference >> particularly in this fire, i have fought a couple of other fires down south and of the typography here is pretty steep and it is tough to get ground crews in. having the air assets brings in a lot more to fight the fire >> with 20 percent contained right now, i don't know if you can estimate or assume what this would put out in terms of increasing containment in one day with five of these >> it was 10 percent yesterday and we put some aircraft on the fire and it is that 20 percent so if you go by that, maybe you can look at what we did and

obviously the ground crews are doing a lot of hard work so with the five aircraft on the fire + civilian aircraft, i don't even want to venture to guess but i think the more aircraft we get on the fire the better >> you have operated this blackhawk on a federal level in afghanistan. this kind of hits home for you >> all of us have been to either iraq or afghanistan. most of us joined the national guard to do this type of mission. we do search and rescue but if you ask most of the crew here and the crew chiefs what their favorite mission is is probably this one. this is literally in our backyard so to be able to get out and help our fellow californians really means a lot to us. >> thanks for your time and stay safe. 1,400 a. have burned, there are

still 170 homes threatened and the fire is at 20 percent containment. only eight minor injuries, some sprained ankles. hopefully blackhawks will provide some much-needed assistance. >> although the calendar might say summer, the weather feels a lot like fall. it is the june gloom you would normally see this time of year. it will be clearing up a little bit later this afternoon but below normal temperatures outside. temperatures in the upper 50s right now. >> i'm going to start off doing something wacky here, i'm going to give you a history report because i thought this was really dramatic. this was the scene toward

sunset when the marine layer came in at 50 mi. towards the bally's. that is what it looked like stop and now take a look at what it did tore temperatures yesterday. it drops them considerably from the '50s along the coast to barely 60 around the bay. only the mid-70s in the inland areas. a big time cool down. just to give you an indication of that, check out where we were on thursday. remember how hot it was in concord? because of low clouds we dropped up to 25 degrees on friday. we will have a slight recovery today. this morning, rise and shine to a blanket of clouds with temperatures into the fifties and later this afternoon we will stay in the fifties but we will see some sunshine at the coast where we saw none on friday. '70s and '80s in the interior

sections of the inland valleys. tropical moisture keeps lifting up in a northerly direction out of southern california but an area of low pressure is trying to make that activity move to the east. the low pressure enhance our we will see some clouds scrub out around the bay area. if you're heading to the giants' game tonight, make sure you bundle up, it will be another cold night at the park. mid-90s on saturday throughout the central valley. a 20 percent chance of an isolated thunderstorms around yosemite. 64 in eureka. temperatures today will be just slightly warmer than what we had friday. '60s and '70s around the peninsula and then we slide into the '70s and a few low 80s

across the santa clara valley. great air quality east of the bay. numbers going up to 82 degrees in brentwood. late '80s in sonoma and clan allen and barely any clearing at stinson beach in the fifties. a repeat performance on sunday and unseasonably cool air mass on monday through wednesday. that is the pinpoint forecasts, i hope you have a wonderful wonderful weekend >> an unusual hitchhiker is now the star of the blockbuster film from down under. red dog makes people laugh and brings together communities and eventually finds josh lucas. josh lucas is joining us live in studio this morning. tell us a little bit about the film. >> red dog is an amazing story about a dog in the early 1970's

in western australia, a mining community. very remote and there's no reason why any human being would be there unless your mining so the dog, he would travel from person to person and walk out in the middle of the road whenever a car was going and jump in the car and go wherever it was going. >> everyone welcomed him >> exactly. he never had a single master until the guy i play showed up in town and he decided, you are my master. it is a great love story between him and this woman he introduces me to. a beautiful story because something happens and red dog goes out in search of me. i guess he went so far has to, they have photographs of him on japan and on airplanes and he would find people and people like the dog so much. we filmed the story in one of

the most amazing beautiful landscapes i have ever been in, we were there for about six weeks. >> what drove you to this project? >> i am a dog fanatic and it also worked in australia a few times and i really liked it there. this is a part of this world that it very few people get to visit because it is so remote and so extraordinary. it is a beautiful script and a rare movie, one of the movies i'm most proud of in my career. >> reese witherspoon is a co- star, what about having a dog for a co-star? >> the dog was named koko and they have an on-line edition that they did on u2 which is really amazing. he has an incredible human quality to him and was honestly a brilliant actor but like most brilliant actors, he was a bit

of a rebel. he did not like to do things more than once so then he would run from the set so we spent a lot of time chasing him. >> besides this roll your known as one of the most versatile actors in hollywood. how'd you keep this versatility and make all these characters believable? >> a lot of it is finding something i loved and tapping into an element of my personality. i think i can be good and bad so the joy is that you get to accentuate what ever the character demands in that way so oftentimes if it is a bad guy, you get to be good because you have been bad all day. >> your also into politics, not just a fluffy hollywood a list celebrity. during the obama election you

wore a campaign shirt for 45 days? >> it is a rumor but i wore a different obama shirt, i put one on the other day and my wife asked where it is from. i have pugs for obama, wolves for obama, i think i have every single type of shirt. >> you have another big movie coming out called big sur >> that was a movie based on the jack kerouac book big sur that we shot in one of the locations that was written in, both san francisco and big sur. one of the first jack kerouac films that had direct connection to the foundation and the family. i play one of the great characters in be in history and one of the most interesting characters i have ever played

>> red dog will be playing at the menlo atherton performing arts center tonight at 7:00 p.m. as part of the wind rider bay area forum. josh lucas with the film, thanks for being here. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> we're going to take a trip to sonoma courtesy of the eye on the bay liam. >> sonoma, a wine country town an hour or less from san francisco, attracting visitors for many reasons, natural beauty, small-town charm and rich history.

why is sonoma an important part of california's story? >> you are standing right in front of the last california mission. it is so important that it is here and just across from the mission is our enormous sonoma plaza, the largest plaza in california >> take a stroll, enjoy the fruits of a region in a glass. cabernet, chardonnay, and half a dozen tasting rooms where you can enjoy the mall. for food lovers, if you want quality locally sourced cuisine, go to the square in sonoma. as you walk in the door, the bar is a great place to sit but this is a taste of summer. perfection. you can work off that gourmet food with a little help from the wine country cycling 3 >> it costs $79 per person

including the bicycle and a helmet and a ride through the beautiful vineyard talking about the different grapes and what not. we will even talk about the wildlife a little bit. at the conclusion we have a beautiful picnic area where the guests can taste all of oil and then back to the town square to the tasting room for a wine and food pairing. >> sonoma, on foot, on a bike, it is a town with much to enjoy beyond it the vines. >> coming up, one more look at today's top stories,,,,,,,,,

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morning's top story, headway in the battle against the robbers fire. containment has doubled to 20%. police in san francisco are looking for the person who shot a man to death in the south market area. the victim was found on the first block of sixth street and was pronounced dead at the scene. bay area restaurants finding legal loopholes to continue sale of the duck liver delicacy. one more look at the weather, it is pretty foggy out there around most of the area, a live look right now from mount vaca, you can see is not the clearest day. for now, temperatures are lower than normal in the mid to upper 50s. thinks for joining us today, we will be back tomorrow morning at 730. lots to talk about and enjoy your saturday.

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