they cheated a little bit, eager to get in position. >> the purpose of the parade is to put on a party for the town of danville. >> reporter: there's certainly worse problems than throwing a party everybody wants to attend. for more than 30 years, james has been making sure his family has a front row seat for the fourth of july parade. >> people always try to get in to your spots. that's why i stayed here. if i didn't stay here, this spot would be taken right away. >> reporter: celebrating the 4th has become serious business in danville. families take out prime real estate hours, sometimes days before the first marching band cues up. >> they have that spot for so many years and they like the spot. >> reporter: it doesn't take long for those new to town to get schooled in old ways. >> if you don't stake out a spot, you'll be standing in the back, holding your kids up over

your head most of the parade. >> reporter: in recent years the city has frowned upon people chalking out or putting tape to reserve spots. the cleanup was too costly and wasted too much water. they've tried with admittingly mixed results to make sure the sidewalk doesn't get clogged with chairs. >> at 6:00 officially they can claim their spot. they can put their chairs out a little early if they sit in the chairs and wit till 6 p.m. -- and wait till 6 p.m. that's become tradition. >> reporter: a tradition in danville as american as apple pie, fireworks, and the fourth of july. >> securing your position and securing your chairs is pretty serious business. we have seen people chaining up their chairs just to discourage any mischief makers from moving them overnight. the parade itself is scheduled to start tomorrow at 9 a.m. with an estimated 40,000 people in attendance. in danville, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> what people will go through for a front row seat. pleasant hill's independence day parade will proceed as

planned after a sinkhole nearly forced a last minute reroute. city workers had to scramble to repair this mess. a water main broke leaving a gaping hole in the middle of contra costa boulevard friday night. some nearby businesses had to close saturday because they didn't have any water. crews worked around the clock to patch the pipe. they filled the hole and finished up about an hour ago just in time for the parade to march by tomorrow. three people were hurt when two ride share cars collided in san francisco this afternoon. police say one of the drivers turned in to the path of the other near eddie and franklin. both were carrying passengers. one of the drivers went to the hospital to be checked out but we're told all of the injuries are minor. the holiday weekend is off to a deadly start on california highways. the chp has already responded to at least seven deadly accidents around the state. officers will be out in full force through tomorrow, looking for speeders and drunk drivers. they'll also be keeping an eye

out for seatbelt violations and people texting behind the wheel. 26 people died in crashes on california highways last independence day weekend. another 339 were injured and more than 900 drivers were arrested for dui. students and staff will gather at uc berkeley to remember a classmate killed in friday's terror attack in bangladesh. a vigil will be held for 19-year-old tarishi jain. she was interning in the capitol of dhaka for the summer. she began her studies at cal last year with the intention of majoring in economics. those who knew her say she was smart, ambitious, and that she had a big heart. two other victims of the terrorist attack attended college in the u.s. as well. hussein was a junior at emory's business school. abinta kabir was visiting family when she was killed.

it left 20 captive dead and isis claiming responsibility. tonight we've learned a man who drowned off the coast of massachusetts last night lived part-time in san francisco. he's been identified as 32-year-old jesse lubier. he was visiting family in quincy when a boat ride took a tragic turn. police said his boat was just 100 feet offshore when a mechanical problem prompted him to jump in the water. witnesses say he was trying to free the boat from some kind of entanglement but after a second attempt he never came back up. mountain view police are trying to figure out what led to the stabbing of a young man in a city park. here's a look at the crime scene last night. it happened in the park just before 10:00. we're told the victim was a juvenile but no word yet on his exact age or current condition. >> when we responded, we found a juvenile male victim with at least one stab wound.

he was rushed to the hospital where he's currently being treated. >> so far no arrests. police in oakland are investigating a pair of double shootings that have been deadly. it all started yesterday afternoon when a man and woman were shot and killed near mcarthur and 35th. about six hours later two men were fatally shot on sunset court. so far no arrests in either case. the oakland city council is set to vote this week on expanding renter protections. the proposal would require landlords to petition for certain rent increases. it would also expand the powers of the city's rent board and provide relocation assistance when a tenant is forced out. the meeting starts at 5:30 on tuesday at oakland city hall. meanwhile, one marin county woman says she's got a solution that can help ease the bay area's housing crisis. kpix 5's mark kelly shows us her idea might soon become state law. >> reporter: a tour of rachel guinness' apartment takes about 10 seconds. >> i love it.

i love living small. >> that's because what used to be solely a master bedroom in the single family home is now rachel's entire home, office, bedroom, bathroom, living room, and kitchen all rolled in to one. >> this serves everything from our dining room table. >> reporter: repurposing a single bedroom in to an in-law unit, saying it's a win-win for the renter and owner. >> more and more people are looking in to this housing as a real way to address the housing problem. >> reporter: but rachel says even though these in-law units are perfectly legal in california, many localities make permitting them expensive, and financing can be tricky. >> there are a lot of burdens and requirements. >> reporter: she launched a nonprofit called lily pad homes to help other homeowners cut through the red tape.

>> where people can go to find the financing, the development, and the rental support they need to change the way they're living in their homes. >> reporter: lily pad homes has sponsored a bill in sacramento to create an inexpensive and simple permit process statewide in hopes of cutting down california's expensive housing market. >> we are in a housing crisis and people are looking for more affordable ways to live in our community. >> reporter: in corda madera, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> the bill lily pad is sponsoring is on to a senate vote. if approved, it could become law at the end of summer. how prepared is your home for the next big one? the bay area congressman who wants to make it worth your while to do earthquake proofing. >> the fourth of july is tomorrow, but where you can see fireworks tonight. plus a rare display before that. that's coming up. >> and if you're worried you

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are already underway in one area c it may be independence eve but fourth of july celebrations are already underway in one bay area city. sharon chin is live at the red oak victory ship in richmond. what's on tap for tonight? >> happy 3rd. the ship is decked out in red, white, and blue. they're starting with dinner and ending with what they hope will be a great view of the fireworks. about 400 to 500 people are arriving to celebrate independence day onboard the ship. typically richmond marks the holiday a day early so there's less competition with other bay area events. after a barbecue dinner tonight the crowd will catch a rare display, a flyover by a p518

mustang, a high performance version of the world war ii fighter plane. today's festivities help restore it to operation status. it's the last surviving military ship built in the kaiser richmond shipyards during world war ii. >> this is our way of saying thank you to the country. we're trying to preserve the ship. celebrating the ship and the country and all that comes with it on this day is why we're doing this. >> later tonight the crowd can stay and watch the fireworks. this morning we caught up with the folks who are preparing the boat for the evening spectacular. i'm told the best spot is right there on deck, however, we'll see if these clouds clear out. in san francisco crews spent a lot of today setting up for the fireworks celebration. this morning they brought tubes

and launching devices on to barges and spent the rest of today loading shells in to the tubes. this year they've come up for an act for those who can't watch up close. >> the audience, no matter where they are, if they're somewhere in the bay and can see the show, they can download the app and get the soundtrack on their phone. >> the show starts at 9:30 but if you want a good spot along the waterfront, you should get there early. plenty of other options besides san francisco. including big shows at the berkeley marina, alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton, shoreline amphitheater. for a complete list, head to our website, cbssf.com/4th. there are still a handful of bay area cities where you can buy so called safe and sane fireworks. gilroy is the only place in santa clara where you can stock up. the popup trucks are doing brisk

business today and customers think the products they sell aren't the worst part of the holiday. >> i'm not too crazy about guns getting fired off on the fourth of july and new year's eve. these here, i think it's kind of ridiculous to not be able to buy these all over. >> san bruno, pacifica, union city, newark, and dublin also allow the sale of safe and sane fireworks but you could face a thousand-dollar fine and even jail time for setting them off in cities where they're not allowed. no surprise we're going to transit to fire danger. a brush fire that brushed up a hillside near san bernardino ripped through several homes before firefighters finally got that under control. three of the houses were destroyed. two others heavily damaged. firefighters doused the remains of smoldering homes. three people including two firefighters suffered smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion and they don't know what caused that fire. here in northern california firefighters are trying to prevent another blaze from spreading to homes in calaveras.

the appaloosa fire has burned 400 acres since yesterday afternoon. that one is 15% contained tonight. no evacuations in place but the fire has knocked out power to more than a thousand homes. officials say it started when somebody working on their breaker box produced a spark. the spark ignited a fire. that person could face up to a year in jail. evacuations still in place in el dorado and placer counties. the trailhead fires burned 4,000 acres since last tuesday. this one is 12% contained. no homes or structures have been damaged. containment lines did hold overnight but the fire is moving east along the middle fork of the american river. no word yet on what caused that fire. a bay area congressman wants to make it worth your while to earthquake-proof your home. mike thompson has coauthored a bill that would make the money tax fay. california's so called brace and bolt program provides small grants to help homeowners pay for seismic retrofits such as

adding to the foundation and bracing. right now homeowners who qualify are taxed by the feds. representative thompson hopes by easing the tax burden, more people will take advantage to strengthen their home. a young mountain lion got a little too comfortable in this orville neighborhood friday. soon after neighbors noticed the furry tail dangling from a tree, officials were called in. they shot it with a tranquilizer. but it kept moving. after it eventually fell asleep, officials watered the mountain lion down to keep it cool before releasing it back in the wild. >> they're cute when they're asleep. when they wake up, look out. cloudy skies only by the shoreline and ploest -- and most of the bay area at this time. sunny skies. but not here. you're looking at the clouds coming toward us. heading in to san francisco and fairly light traffic heading to the viewpoint in the opposite side. right now the number is 82

degrees at concord. oakland, 65. livermore at 84. plenty warm inland. along the shoreline, san francisco, it's just 60 degrees right now. and a beach hazard statement that was posted by the national weather service yesterday is in effect through monday night for a rip current hazard. despite the fact there aren't any big waves building out there, nevertheless there are hypothermia concerns for people getting pulled out in the ocean. with water temperatures only in the 50s. that advisory is for the entire shoreline. all the way down to santa cruz county. unusually cool temperatures will continue in some spots. 10 degrees below average. for this, the first week of july. high pressure well to our south. low pressure well to the north. but in between, that's giving us a pretty good onshore push of the fog, low clouds, and sea breeze. so the forecast is calling for cool to mild weather in the bay area. 83 degrees isn't cool. but it's relatively cool. and where we were a week ago when numbers inland were well

over 100 degrees. not going to be true for a while. with a stronger onshore flow it will not be as warm with temperatures shaving a degree or two off tomorrow. nothing dramatic but it's going to remain on the mild to cool side. the giants are taking on the rockies tomorrow at 1:05 p.m. the weather, fair and breezy. 62 degrees at game time at about midday. futurecast shows low clouds pack in the shoreline and penetrate well inland, through the carquinez strait. going to be overcast tomorrow morning. then the clouds pull back to the shoreline. plenty of sunshine except right at the coast. we'll go with stratus quo, the usual low clouds in the morning. the clouds thick enough and low enough that we're squeezing out some drizzle and you'll wake up to wet decks and sidewalks during the shoreline. temperatures remain about the same. coastal clouds for the fourth of july. but if you go inland, there's

plenty of sunshine. that includes the alameda county fair. temperatures, 80 degrees to watch the pigs hop over their fence. marin county fair looks nice. plenty of blue skies and fireworks at 9:30. forecast highs, san francisco. 6 degrees below average. 61. 78 in concord. san jose, 78 degrees. oakland, 65. down in the south bay, sunshine tomorrow in sunnyvale. 76 degrees. cupertino, 81. in campbell, 80 degrees. in the east bay, the numbers will range from mid 70s around walnut creek. mid 60s around the carquinez strait. as warm as 91 at brentwood. low clouds in the north bay. upper 60s, low to mid 70s. ice, cool at the coastline. if you're around ukiah, lakeport, clear lake, plenty warm. extended forecast. we'll be looking for numbers to remain in the low 80s all the way through next weekend.

a little bit of drizzle. temperatures around the bay, mid to upper 60s. fairly typical weather for the bay area. coming up in sports, there is an update on the kevin durant decision. we'll have that for you in moments. and the giants trying to take the series against the d-backs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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several lineup cards in arizona over the weekend. gregor blanco became a scratch with left knee soreness. five of the nine players in the lineup were even on the opening day roster. this team is still on pace to win nearly 100 games this seasons. the diamondbacks hoping to race past the dimes for the second straight day. arizona up 1-0. the giants' mac williamson comes through with a bases loaded twoout single scoring green and belt to give the giants a two-run lead. belt flies one to left. just out of the reach of brandon. that scores two more runs, giving the giants a three-run lead but for the second night in a row, the giants' bullpen could not hold on. gearing gives up a shot. that ties the game at 4. we go to extras. in the 11th, pena doubles down the right field line, scoring jarrod parker all the way from 1st and the giants retake the lead 5-4. can they hold on to it?

casilla gets in to trouble in the bottom of the inning. he strikes o'brian to end it. giants win 5-4 to take 2-3 in the series. the as have their share of injuries as well. josh figly landed on the dl with pain in his right knee. daniel mangden trying to play the role of stopper and end the as' three-game skid. tied at two in the 5th, coco crisp shoots one the other way to drive in matt mcbride. 3-2 lead. that lead would not last for long. mangden ran in to trouble in the 6th. instead of an inning ending double play, the ball goes under his glove. he allows four runs in 5 and 1/3rd innings. bottom of the 6th, as trying to rally. runners at the corners. for stephen vogt. he lands in to a double play. bottom of the 7th. as once again with runners on the corners. marcus simian chases ball 4 and strikes out for outnumber one. next up, josh reddick gets the

ball in the air but this one is just in the infield. harrison makes the catch for outnumber two. then feliz, he blows the fastball by danny valencia to complete the squander for the as and just 2-12 with runners in scoring position. that's not going to get it done. that's as close as the as would get. in the 8th, david freese hits a two-run shot to right. his 8th homer of the year. pirates beat the as 6-3 to sweep the series. >> we've dealt with the aungez series then the giants series, we were on our way to playing a lot better then we got derailed again this series. got to stay after it. >> i wouldn't say -- obviously you see we're not winning games. we found a way to not lose games. it's been tough. obviously it's very frustrating. we want to win as many games as possible and we didn't get the job done against these guys. kevin dur abt has made a

decision -- kevin durant has made a decision. that he will announce his decision tomorrow. it's down to two teams, the thunder or warriors. soccer fans in iceland hoping to see their country's cinderella run continue versus france but the host country was too much for iceland. dimitri pille terks. we're still in the 1st half with this one. france would win the match 5-2 ending iceland's incredible run. france will play germany in the semifinals. in wimbledon. getting a closer look at serena williams as she closes in on one of her records. serena needed 51 minutes to win in straight sets and advance to the fourth round. she becomes the second woman to reach 300 career grand slam winds and six behind martina.

remember back in 2010, he was part of a final set that lasted 138 games. the longest match ever at the all england club. back to today, isner in the near court. he hit the forehand winner to take the 14-13 lead but he would rally back, now serving for the match. he beats insler. to golf, jordan spieth showing off his skills with the nova putt at the wgc bridgestone. dustin johnson came in to today three shots off the lead. sink as birdie putt on 17 to take a oneshot lead over jason day. day is in big trouble. shot goes in to the trees on the other side of the fairway. day double bogeyed the hole, giving the tournament to johnson who gets his second straight victory after winning the u.s.

open two weeks ago. we'll know sometime tomorrow where kevin durant will go. >> will he make that announcement on twitter? >> we don't know which avenue he's going to go through. maybe his agent. we don't know. i don't think he's going to do a lebron. but it's going to come down sometime tomorrow and i'm going to bet he's going to pick the warriors. >> seriously? oh, wow. you heard it here first. >> it would be a great addition. coming up in our next half hour, a mysterious explosion at central park. >> it sounded kind of like a canon went off. i thought it was a fourth of july festivity. >> the teen aged tourist who stepped on what looked like a rock and ended up in the hospital. >> president obama and his peculiar late night stack ritual. >> when it comes to playing defense, this woman is one of the most valuable players on the

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tonight. people are already staking out spots for the 's popular fo danville's fourth of july fun is showing its serious side. people are already staking out spots for the fourth of july parade. for years the city has struggled with people marking off spots or taping spots. one marin county woman says she's got a solution to help ease the bay area's housing crisis. rachel says the key lies in turning single bedrooms in to in

law units. the strategy would add to the dwindlings of the affordable homes in the bay area. her organization, lily pad homes, has sponsored a bill in sacramento to create an inexpensive and simple permit process statewide. if approved, it can become law by the end of summer. students and staff will gather at uc berkeley this week to remember 19-year-old tarishi jain. the vigil will be held tuesday at noon. jain, an indian national, was interning in dhaka for the summer. she began her studies at berkeley last year. in other news, it's being called the deadliest attack on baghdad this year. wendy gillette shows us 115 people were killed after a car bomb exploded near a shopping center. >> reporter: flames inside a shopping mall lit up a dark baghdad neighborhood after a bomb in the back of a pickup truck exploded early sunday. the carnage was substantial,

more than 100 dead including at least 15 children, 10 women and six police officers. almost 200 others were injured. hours later in daylight, crowds gather to see the burned out building where most of the victims died. the suicide bombers struck just after midnight. in a popular commercial area lined with stores and restaurants in the downtown area. this man says after the bomb went off, people couldn't recognize their relatives because they were engulfed in fire. pope francis offered prayers for the victims as well as for those killed and injured in the bangladesh attack friday. the islamic state has claimed responsibility for both and for an attack at istanbul's airport last week. this was the deadly bombing in baghdad since last july. wendy gillette for cbs news. a second car bomb exploded in northern baghdad killing five people and injuring 16. in new york, a teenager lost his foot after stepping on some

kind of explosive in central park. explosion was heard two blocks away where mourners were arriving for the funeral of holocaust survivor elie wiesel. the 18-year-old man from virginia was climbing on rocks with two friends when something he stepped on suddenly exploded. >> it was a very loud explosion. it sounded kind of like a canon went off, like maybe a fourth of july festivity. and out of respect to the young gentleman there, he had a very, very severe leg injury. very severe leg injury. it's a very graphic scene. >> just walking down the rocks and stepped on something. there was a divot in the ground. looks like a divot where there was an explosion. >> investigators don't think the explosive was terror related. they're looking in to wther the device may have been a home

made firework. police say wrappings from what appear to be fireworks were found near the scene. in texas police are searching for three armed attack ers who ambushed a man outside a houston mosque. the victim was shot twice as he walked in to morning prayer services. he's in intensive care. he's expected to survive. a witness says the gunfire came out of nowhere. >> suddenly i heard a shriek of pain. shriek. i thought, what happened? so when i turned around, he was in pain and saying i am in shock. >> at this point investigators have no idea what motivated the attack. the main entrance to travis air force base is back open after a suspicious device that turned out to be part of a scavenger hunt shut it down. fairfield police found this thing outside the gate last night. they thought it could be an explosive. it turned out to be a wireless transmitter for a geocashing game. players use gps and other

techniques to find hidden containers or caches which usually contain a log book and small trinkets for trading. the talk of the trail is who the frontrunners might pick as their running mates. on cnn's state of the union, new jersey senator cory booker stoked speculation that he's on hillary clinton's short list. >> has your staff provided any personal documents to the clinton campaign? >> i'm just referring questions about the best vice president daens -- vice presidency. >> it is possible the democrats won't want booker because if he leaves for the white house, new jersey's republican governor, chris christie, would get to pick his replacement. speaking of governor christie, he's leading the list of donald trump's possible picks along with former house speaker newt gingrich. a decision could come down any day now. the republican national

convention in cleveland is just two weeks away. meanwhile, dozens of colorful donkeys are scattered all over philadelphia where the democratic national convention will be held three weeks from now. the fiberglass animals will be auctioned off during the event. the local artist who painted them will split the proceeds. let's continue this lighter theme. ever wonder what the leader of the free world does after hours? well, if you're president obama, you eat seven. seven lightly salted almonds. the new york times dug up the dirt on the president's likely after dinner snack. apparently it never changes. so why almonds? why exactly seven? the times has yet to uncover those secrets. it found out the president also watches espn and plays words with friends during his alone time. still to come, democrats sat down to stand up for gun control and this week their marathon sit-in may finally pay off on the house floor. >> people living near one bay area airport may want to invest

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holiday weekend. losed for plan on leaving a little extra travel time this holiday weekend. the tracks are closed for maintenance between the south hayward and fremont stations. free shuttle buses are available. normal service resumes tuesday morning. another note about the road ahead. you'll want to steer clear of the richmond/san rafael bridge. the 3-foot wide hole opened up thursday evening on the upper deck below the toll plaza. for a third night in a row, one westbound lane will be shut down. the closure starts at 9 p.m. and runs to 9 a.m. tomorrow. that brings us to a look at the big stories we'll be following this week. >> starting with a major gun control vote. the house will vote on a bill to prevent people from the terror watch list from buying guns. it comes after democrats staged

a nearly 26-hour sit-in to protest the lack of congressional action on gun control in the wake of several mass shootings. they're saying it doesn't go far enough. despite the opposition, the gop majority is expected to pass the bill. ahead of the vote, bay area congresswoman jackie speer will lead a sit-in tomorrow. outside the fox theater in redwood city. speer is no stranger to gun violence. in 1978 she was shot five times during a fact finding mission in to the jonestown cult in guyana. her boss, representative leo ryan and four others died in the shoot ing. oakland could soon be a step closer to creating an independent police commission. the move stems from a sex scandal involving opd officers and an underage prostitute. it would also have the power to

hire and fire the police chief and the authority to discipline and terminate officers. but voters would have to approve it first. the city council is set to vote tuesday on whether to put a charter amendment on the november ballot. if you live near the oakland international airport, get used to hearing that a lot more. the airport will be closing one of its runways for about a week and a half to get some maintenance done and that will change the approach pattern overhead, sending a lot more air traffic over the surrounding cities. across the bay at sfo, they're working on getting flights moving faster. on tuesday the airport commission will get a briefing on new technologies aimed at improving on time performance for arrivals and departures. trucks like these will be taking aim at mosquitos in the south bay this week. they'll be fogging in santa clara county starting thursday night to try to cut down on the pests carrying west nile virus. there were nearly 800 cases of west nile in california last

year. if you live in san jose, you can now start watering your lawns and gardens three days a week. the city eased its conservation goals after residents cutback by 27% last year and the rainy winter helped fill up local reservoirs. still to come on this newscast, we sit down with the 49ers top defender. it's not who you might expect. >> i find it so much intimidating as exciting. >> one of the most important jobs protecting the red and gold happens off the field. >> plus, thinking of catching your favorite band in concert this summer? good luck getting tickets. how robots are literally stealing the show. >> we've got fog showing at a coastline near you. is that going to mess with fireworks? the forecast after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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lowest price. >> reporter: it's not just hamilton. it can be next to impossible to get a ticket for impossible concerts too as tickets fill up at a serious rate. you're competing against computers, called ticket bots, the modern tool of old fashioned scalpers. and it's not a fair fight. a single ticket bot scooped up 520 seats to a beyonce concert in brooklyn in 5 minutes. another snagged up to more than a thousand u2 tickets to one show in a single minute. >> the unfair advantage is when you have software programs and systems that start doing it far faster man anyone could do it. and bots are supposed to be stopped by captcha boxes, until now. >> there's software that can do optical character recognition. >> reporter: scalpers choose

the bot purchase tickets on retail websites like stubhub where they can be marked up many times the original price. >> the secondary ticket market is like the wild west. >> reporter: new york attorney general eric schneiderman helped lead the charge. ticket bot violations were handled with a fine. >> we're talking about thousands of dollars worth of fines for people who can make millions of dollars. >> if governor cuomo signs the bill in to law, offenders could face jail time. >> white collar crime, you can deter. these people do plan ahead. they don't want to be slapped with an indictment. >> ticket bots are only one piece of the puzzle. promotional giveaways and even artists holding back tickets to inflate their prices also contribute to a lack of available seats. >> one good thing is if you wait till the day of the concert or the day before, ticket prices collapse. it works often. they've shown it works often. maybe not to hamilton but neil

diamond. fourth of july looking a-okay. except for the low clouds. temperatures aren't too bad. noon tomorrow looks good. partly cloudy skies. touch and go with the fireworks along the embarcadero. there are plenty of places inland that should have no problem at all, clear skies there for any of the 4th festivities. 82 degrees. livermore, 84, and san francisco 60. a little trouble out by the shoreline. there's a beach habit posted for a rip current hazard. have a care if you're headed to the shore. high pressure well to the south. low pressure to the north is creating this perfect corridor of sea breeze over cool thick marine layer. stronger onshore winds won't be as warm. certainly not as warm as we had it a week ago when numbers were in the hundreds inland. we'll be below average for the next few days just as the rockies were coming in to town

to take on the giants. if you're going to go to the game tomorrow, you'll find it fair and breezy at the ball yard. temperature, 62 degrees. futurecast shows low clouds blossom overnight. 8:00 tomorrow morning, more of us will wake up to low cloudiness than we've seen lately. it will also burn back to the shoreline fairly rapidly by noon. unless you're right at the shore, you'll start out the day with drizzle. it will be sunny, midmorning. nice day for the alameda county floor. marin county fair, sunny as well and 70 degrees by the time the doors open at 11 a.m. high temperature forecast, we're looking for things to be cooler than average. 61 in the city for the battle between the sun and the low clouds. 78 in concord. san jose, the same. 78 degrees. morgan hill, 80. numbers will be only near 60 degrees and drizzle the closer you get to the shore. in the east bay, numbers will by in the mid 80s in the warmer

spots. antioch and pittsburgh. brentwood, a little bit warmer than that. in the 680 corridor, nice day for the north bay. temperatures, upper 60s, lower 70s and low clouds start out the day but tomorrow sunny in ukiah, lakeport and clear lake. the numbers will be near 90 degrees. extended forecast, we're going to be looking for almost nothing but sun inland from now through next weekend. the numbers will be cooler than usual. we're just going to go with stratus quo, the usual low clouds in the morning, clearing in the afternoon and as for the fireworks, the better inland you go the more success you'll have. near san francisco, we'll see. ♪ to you

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mo ting women finally tonight, it's no secret the nfl is predominantly run by men. but recently more pro teams are putting more women in the leadership lineup. >> one of the most storied franchises in the nfl. the 49ers. >> reporter: on the field the 49ers have 11 players on defense. but off the field, this woman, 34-year-old hannah gordon, is the one protecting the red and gold. she's the team's general council. >> i don't find it so much intimidating as exciting. >> reporter: anything that touches the team or the stadium has to go through her, and it's not an eight-hour a day punch the clock job. >> you spend a 9:00 to 5:00 in meetings then you have to start doing work. >> reporter: she was a sports writer for the daily bruin and carried on with jobs at cal and the raiders. >> at the time i thought i

wanted to go in to sports media. >> reporter: she found a men mentor with the general manager, amy trask. >> she wants to be the best at what she does which is what i wanted to do too. >> reporter: she graduated from stanford law in 2008 and went on to work in the nfl. her first big case, the nfl lockout. >> it's not a good place to be in collective bargaining but it's also a sort of once in a 30-year type of experience that you can get working on something that kind of complex and interesting. >> reporter: she earned the nickname queen of the lockout. >> it gave me exposure to a lot of different clubs. it gave me just a ton of experience in a very short period of time. and probably on some level led to him giving me a call one day to ask me if i'd like to come

interview here. >> people are going to look at your story like oh, my gosh, she came from graduating stanford lockout, -- graduating from stanford law school, queen of the lockout. you had your own share of setbacks. >> i was an associate and when they laid off 20% of the associates i was one of them. usually we only want to talk about our successes but we learn a lot from our failures and learn to be resilient. >> reporter: that grit runs in the family. her mother is the former president of the oakland city council. >> she once asked me at like 10 p.m., hey, do you want to get up at 2 a.m. and drive over to this street where the neighbors have been driving so we can see what it sounds like? i was like no, i have no interest in that. she wanted to experience for herself what her constituents were going through. she wanted to be able to empathize with people. >> reporter: she's a leader in

a league that doesn't exactly have a great track record with women. >> anything you have to say about these charges? >> in your line of work, dealing with the issues you're dealing with, some involve player behavior. do you ever, because you are a woman, and a lot of these issues sometimes involve domestic abuse, do you ever go, man, really, again? >> to me, i think it's a huge privilege to have a seat at the table to even talk about those issues and it's really an opportunity for all of us because these are the things we face in our team are the same things that all of our communities are facing, that all our families are facing. >> reporter: even though hannah is often the only woman in many of her meetings, she never once felt like she was there because of her gender. >> i want to be not the best female lawyer in the nfl but the best lawyer. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >> the 49ers are trying to bring more women like hannah in to their organization. they recently started the fellowship which gives young women an opportunity to start

their career in sports with the 49ers. they also pledged to interview women and people of color for every full-time position in their business office. >> that's brings us to the end of the newscast. appreciate you watching. 60 minutes is next. >> for news throughout the evening, the latest is always on cbssf.com. we'll see you right back here at 11:00. enjoy your evening. >> thanks for watching.

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