big time thunderstorms over the sierra nevada. an interesting day as we had just about evening across california. still heading out the door right now, looking good. except at the coastline you have the low clouds and the fog. look at all the people flocking to the beach. next to no one out there because it's been so darn cold out to the coastline. you head inland, you got plenty of sunshine. that will be the case the next couple of days. we will see more clouds and cooler temperatures. you know what, it was interesting over the sierra nevada where we had thunderstorms erupting, dozens of lightning strikes. check out the tahoe area, look at the cells rotate through there. dozens of lightning strikes over the past few hours. that is part of the monsoonal moisture that came through there. all right. let's look at the weather in the bay area. it looks like tomorrow we will see sunshine after low clouds and fog early on. it will take longer to burn off. 70s and 80s inland. highs today 82 degrees in livermore. 74 in san jose. 80 liverm

we asked a san francisco bar owner to weigh in. >> that is like a sierra nevada style and tastes likeierra nevada. >> reporter: he even gave the bargain kirkland signature beer the stamp of approval. >> the business owner of the bar, i would welcome any chance for me to save on costs on beer an pass that on to the customers. >> reporter: costco's box of 24 carries four varieties and retails for $18. do the math, each bottle costs 75 cents, 40 cents less than a similar supermarket variety pack. >> what makes them less expense every has more do with the way they'r made and sold, no middleman, direct directly to outlets. but it's the perception. >> reporter: the real secret is who makes the beer. an industry insider tells us. >> i don't think it's widely known to the public. the beers are made by gordon beers, very well known brewery. >> we contact gordon beers. no comment. costco didn't return our call, either. by the way, trader joe's is another retail their carries bargain beer. if you have a consumer question, our hotline is 1-888- 5-helps-u. >>> drinking cow's mill something what mo

that would be a sierra nevada style. and tastes like sierra nevada. >> reporter: madonna even gave the kirkland signature beer a stamp of approval. >> as a business owner of a bar, i would welcome any chance for me to save on costs on beer and pass that onto customer. >> reporter: carries 24 varieties and retails for $18. do the math, each bottle costs 75 cents. about 40 cents less than a similar supermarket variety pack. cbs 5. >>> the niners sign their first round pick but it's another nfl rookie feeling the spotlight. and round ten between the giants and dodgers. the minute's next. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. than the giant >>> so much for all that talk about needing another big bat in the line up. no team in baseball has scored more runs than the giants in july. wayne, start the clock. ga

if you do plan on traveling around the state, the high sierra nevada, popping up in the afternoon, could get going good. firing up all along the sierra nevada, lots of sunshine, 103 degrees in fresno. 66 degrees in the monterey bay. high pressure over the dead southwest. weakening somewhat, still pumping in some of that monsoon moisture, this area of low pressure off the coastline and the trough. asking to camp out across the bay area. see that sunshine, take some time to get here. got the low clouds and the fog to get through. gonna be slower to burn off. >> 8:00 a.m. -- >> everybody look at a pretty good dose of fog but as we head in towards the morning and the afternoon, things clear out nicely. especially in the interior parts, foggy, 50s and 60s for highs there. a lot for 70s, low 80s intoward san jose. more fan hill, still hot in places like antioch, inside the bay, 66 degrees, richmond 67 in berkeley. how about the north bay. looking at temperatures in the 60s and 70s as well. looking out over the next couple of days, temperatures are gonna start to drop off a bit. below normal pr

awaiting information from te trans.and 'e pretty much blanketing this part of the state dropped its sierra nevada mountains. right here is a waffle fire, the larger one, and it is in a wrongfuruffle fi0 acres with trees and brush. it is outside in the metropolitan area and this is is your present containment. firefighters are rushing to the scene, with one person per acre and many are on the way. it is currently at a 0 percent containment. and wanted to get a sense of where this was. and honestly, the flames are only burning in one area. the fire is about 15 mi. north east of eagle lake--northwest of eagle lake. and it is pretty much burning in the middle of nowhere. but it is a number of the fires caused by lightning. these mountains are set ablaze. and these are uncontrolled, there is no line are wrong misfires of firefighters are going to do with everything that and sharing smaller fires with other resources. jonathan blum. >> jonathan, thank you, and another pbudget resolution still seems to be several weeks away. governor arnold schwarzenegger says he is going to sign this before he leaves o

we also have showers and thunderstorms popping up along the sierra, nevada because we've got the monsoong on right now. the flow from here pushing all of the moisture up along the spine of the sierra and lightning strikes. so high fire danger there. because the flow was coming up and sending all that fog our direction, we're not really going to cool off -- or warm up, rather, a whole lot this entire week. 86 in gillrah, if you're headed to the festival. notice the coast, only in the low 60s for highs. places like livermore, san ramon, concord, walnut creek, you are closer to mid 80s. you typically see 90s this time of year, not really the case. seven-day forecast with the fog in place and cool sea breeze, we're going to wake up to cloud cover every morning this week, and temperatures on wednesday, the coolest day, mostly in the 70s and the warm spots just touching the lower 80s. thens we get into friday, saturday and next weekend, we start to warm up yet again. so mild week ahead. look at smoky -- this is a smoky, an american eskimo and a pug mix. puggamo. isn't that cool? >> i didn't kn

. >> still very hot in the sierra, nevada.hey have gusty winds and low relative hidity, and back home we're enjoying the cool air. emeryville cameryou can see the moisture in the air from the low clouds but all in all, sunny nice afternoon, back home, san francisco, looking cool, in the 50s with pretty good gusty northwesterly winds. temperatures are hot in the east bay, take a look, 83 in antioch. 76 in livermore. still more warmth here today and finally we're going to get a stronger onshore push tomorrow. three to six degrees cooler and cooler inland tomorrow and minor ups and downs with the first couple days trending cooler. here is the visible picture, still the fog around salinas but it's going to stay confined to the beach. bring a sweatshirif you are had he today the beaches. you may see clearing at stinson but 70s and 80s around the bay. not too hot wi a couple of 90s but it has been very warm in the west. finally big ridge of high pressure is sliding to the east, another upper level trough is going to sink to the sout

imposed the warming on a hydraulic model and this is the remain of the watershed, this is the sierra nevada and this is the infraction of april first and period surrounding 2060 and that around 2090, and you can see we're eroding the lower elevations of snow and by the time we reach 2090 in this case warmed by 2 degrees celsius, we lose 50 percent of the california snow pact. it's not in the snow. next one. that changes the hydro graph as you heard this morning. so this is october through september the aggravateded sierra run off. more in the winter period, and less in the spring and summer by a bit. this is a recent flood. not a big one. but in may of 05, maybe some of you remember this event. it was raining up to about 9 thousand feet in,yosim ite park this is the valley and this is the storm that did it. a very warm and moist system. we had the valley flooded that the rain fall on average was just one inch but it was raining up to 9 thousand feet and above. frank back there has a bunch of snow collectors up there and his snow sensors were - rain was going through and to some extent it wa

you see monsoonal moisture making its way off the sierra nevada.ut toward the coast we are socked in with low clouds and fogs and just a few people out at the beaches. >> if you're headed around the bay area this evening not a bad evening just a little cloudy and grey out at the coast and cool temperatures there. get inside the bay and start to warm up a little bit. mostly clear. now extending from the golden gate. clear skies. nice and warm still. temperatures in the 70s and also 80s. tomorrow again going to be hot in spots. into the upper 90s in some of the hottest spots well inland. you can see temperatures well into the 90s. inside the bay you'll find 60s in near oakland. looking at some 80s towards the santa clara valley. 50s and 60s out toward the coastline. fog the real story over the next five to seven days. high pressure will hold on but start to weaken somewhat. low clouds and fog will continue to creep onshore. temperatures for today. 95 degrees in concord. only 59 degrees though in pacifica. over a 30-degree difference in temperatures i

monsoonal moisture making its way over the sierra nevada.here it is, just sparse population wise out at the coast today as you can see the fog and low cloud socked in there. as much as 30 degrees plus cooler out at the beaches. not a bad evening tonight. cool out toward the coastline because you've got that patchy fog inside the bay seeing mostly cloudy skies. a little bit on the breezy side. still warm temperatures inland, clear skies and should be nice and warm for the better part of the evening hours. looking hot many spots inland. 90s. maybe upper 90s well inland. lots of sunshine there. inside the bay you'll find temperatures running a little more mild. 60s and low 80s in toward the santa clara valley. patchy fog likely to persist. it has been the story. low clouds and fog kind of hanging out towards the beaches keeping you cool here. much hotter weather inland. 89 degrees in livermore. 87 in fairfield. 61 degrees and breezy with that fog making its way into san francisco. you'll find the heat in the central valley. 100 in sacramento. l

. >> there is hundreds of strikes in sierra nevada and as you head towards nevada area over 1900 lightningike was strong thunderstorms this afternoon. as you can see here things are starting to quiet down a little bit. there s.another chance in the same advice ti. this is i want to step outside here in the bay area, from our emeryville camera, you can see there in the for ground there is marine layer. it's deepening today and running about 3,000 feet deep. there is a strong wind and southwestern, gusts to 40 that. is what is responsible for cooler than normal conditions. there is 60s to 70s around the bay area. continued cooler than average and stabilizing warmer days starting thursday. there is a deep marl, not much clearing. and there was so late in the afternoon it remained school kool all day long. inland areas it was mild. temperatures running a good 10-0 degrees below where they should be for this time of the year. here is the culprit. area of low pressure off the coast. it's a lingering low. as it sits here, it spins for another day or two we're going to continue to see below-normal

not necessarily in our area but over the sierra nevada. lot of sunshine in spots well away from the coastline. toward san jose, a great evening on tap as lieu at beautiful sunshine there. started out gray early on. we got more gray stuff coming your way as it looks like low clouds and fog on the coach. we have 1, 2, 3 people out there. that's about it. as we are keeping the cool temperatures out of the immediate beaches. ann mentioned the thunderstorms. they are firing up. they were getting going good for a while. things were moving along. those are lightning strikes coming down right now. we have seen dozens of strikes all along the seer nevada. they continue to fire up in the take who area -- tahoe area. these are caused by moisture wrapping around a ridge of high pressure and that gives rise to the thunderstorms outside. all right. you got thunderstorms up there. we have a lot of fog around the bay area. more of that fog as we head into the next couple of days. low pressure moves along the coastline. temperatures will be coming down. wa

actually see parts of oakland to the west, and to the east on a real good day you can see the sierra nevadass is the newest park in the bay area, the 520-acre dublin hills, the latest piece of land in the east bay, in order to link 20 miles of the trails from danville to fremont. >> that trail will run through dublin hill, it will go underneath 580, connect up to pleasanton ridge, goes south across highway 84 bye is nice canyon. hit vargas plateau which is another 11 give or take park that we have. then hit mission creek in it. >> he says this land was part of the old schaefer ranch property which has been closed to the public for over 100 years. >> we have old time ranchers grazing around us and their families have grazed before them, so many generation. >> but, now, it belongs to you and to the wild live. >> you could see dear, coyotes, on the higher peaks up there you might see a golden eagle or two. >> i need your good questions. cbs5. >>> in oakland, the red sox came calling on dennis o'donnell. was it enough to answer in the seventh? >> back is ethier at the warning track, at the wall,

we've had monsoon moisture, dozens of lightning strikes up over the sierra nevada today and could very well see more of that activity as when he had in toward tomorrow afternoon. high pressure is breaking down and moving out of the way. we've got the trough camping along the coastline and throughout the next couple days going to start to slide in our direction. can you believe it? another cooling trend headed our way as temperatures going to stay down. this will help deepen the marine layer and keeping the temperatures cooler through about we understand. with that in mind tomorrow morning, yep, we're socked in with low clouds and fog early on. that blanket should begin to pull its way back as we head into the middle of the morning and by the afternoon most places looking at a lot of sunshine. temperatures cool right out toward the beaches. bring your jacket if you're heading that direction. 50s and 60s there. you've got 70s inside the bay and probably 60s in toward berkeley and oakland and alameda. maybe 88 brentwood and about 86 in pittsburgh. we'll take temperatures up in the 60s and

and watch out for those thunderstorms in the sierra nevada, and 80s and 90s and the monsoonal moistureoing to wrap around and likely see some thunderstorms in the afternoon hours. and the high pressure out ahead of the system but this trough, guess what, it is going to camp out along the west coast and we will see it pretty much since april and some summer sunshine, but it is through the low clouds and fog first and it is going to be pretty thick early on tomorrow morning and the deeper marine layer tomorrow morning and 8:00 we go, it will take time to burn off and because of the burnoff, cooler temperatures around the bay area and hotter temperatures, well inland tomorrow and plan on 50s and 60s coast side with not much sunshine in the bay and 70s and a few 80s and east bay temperatures, like the hot stuff, you got to head well inland, 93 in antioch and 85 degrees in walnut creek and you have 60s inside the bay, and north bay temperatures, running up in the 60s and also the 70s. and as we look out over the next couple of day, we will watch the numbers come down a few more degrees and

can actually see parts of oakland to the west and to the east on a real good day you can see the sierra nevada>> land was part of the old schaeffer ranch property closed to the public for more than 100 years. not anymore. the new park can open on thursday and tracy wants the first weather watcher to send in video. >> we always love video. but i want you tweeting on your mountain bike. >> not at the same time. >> at the same time. >> yeah. >> all right. that's it for us at noon. our next newscast is at 5:00. enjoy the park. not until thursday. see you at 5:00 tonight. >> have a great afternoon. >> and popping a wheelie. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ indistinct conversations ] [ female announcer ] this is not a burger. it's better. because with 57% less fat than regular ground beef, it's better for you. you see, this is a morningstar farms® meatless griller. that's right, meatless. and it tastes as good as it looks. so you can still enjoy that grilled-burger taste you love... and everything that comes with it. morningstar farms® grillers® original. [ indistinct conversations ] now that's more like it. [ ding

. >> that is a sierra, nevada style. and tastes like it. >> reporter: madonna even gave the bargain kirkland signature beer a stamp of approval. >> the business owner of the bar. i would welcome any chance for me to save on costs on beer and pass that on to the customer. >> reporter: a box of 24 carries four varieties and retails for $18. 75 cents. about 40 cents less per bottle than a similar supermarket variety pack. allen martin, cbc 5. >>> niners sounds their first round picks but another nfl is stealing the park light. round 10 between the dodgers and niners. sports is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ave scored the m >>> maybe brian sabbian doesn't need to make a move before tomorrow's headline. the giants have scored the most runs in the majors this month. bottom of the 3rd. aubrey huff thinks it is ball 4. home plate umpire disappears. one pitch later huff will be glad he didn't walk. the giants take a 3-2 lead. dodgers rest up tim lincecum ten days ago. not tonight. seven innings, three runs and nine strikeouts for th

the low pressure will start to draw up moisture into the sierra nevada. that happens, we are expecting some thunderstorms to fire off, particularly from yosemite, tahoe, up toward the mountains and this is tomorrow afternoon as you can see repeating again and possibly on sunday. because of this a fire weather watch was issued for these particular areas. saturday afternoon through sunday, dry lightning strikes and gusty winds expected near the storms. keep in mind when you have very little rain with these thunderstorms that are developing and the dry thunderstorms, it has potential to set off wildfires which is why the fire weather watch was issued. overnight, the upside to all of the fog and the low cloudiness, fire danger remains low. so the fire danger will move locally over the bay. temperatures in the 50s in the morning and tomorrow afternoon it is a pleasant afternoon in the south bay. 82 for campbell. 80 in san jose. really a mild day on the peninsula. 74 for men low park, redwood city. coastal areas, you were in the 60s and you will come up a few d

and now one thing to watch out for, we have some pretty good thunderstorms firing up over the sierra nevadand a good chance we will see it tomorrow. if you're headed up in this direction, watch out for the monsoonal moisture that wraps around this direction and likely see some thunderstorms by the afternoon. hot for the area. 97 degrees in sacramento. and well, the high pressure is kind of sneaking out of the way now. and we have a trough off the coastline. that is helping to deepen the marine layer overnight and that means more fogs and clouds and drizzle at the coastline and by the afternoon, you know the drill and we have the summer sunshine out at the beaches and the fog and the low clouds and that will stick around. all right, tomorrow morning, a pretty good push of low clouds further than what we had today. so we are waking up to cloudy skies just about everywhere as we head toward the middle of the day, clearing out on lots of sunshine in the bay but out toward the beach, we are looking pretty gray and the temperatures going to stay cool there and mainly in the 50s and low 60s and yo

addition to sea level rise, the climate change is expected to result to more precipitation in the sierra nevada falling as rain, less as snow and an earlier snow melt and this will reduce the spring and summer runoff which will allow salinity levels and salt water to extend about 9 miles farther into the delta than it does now. now, i don't think i need to remind you that a lot of folks in the central valley and southern california get their water through the delta. and they expect that it will be fresh rather than salty. now that i've completely depressed you, let me give you the good news. even though i showed you a map of san francisco international airport under water in 2100, it won't happen. san francisco won't become the venice of the west. silicon valley won't become the loss city of atlantis, and salt water won't come out the taps in southern california. why? because however much it costs we can't afford to let this happen. so we will build levies around the airports, we will build a seawall around the san francisco waterfront. flood control is already being incorporated into the plann

thunderstorms in the sierra nevada as well and then we'll start to see those be gone by wednesday or so. temperatures running cooler than average. tomorrow's high 60 in san francisco. 81 in livermore. mid-70s for napa and sonoma counties. the santa clara valley. warm pockets we were just talking about right in through morgan hill only into the lower 80s. seven-day forecast. it's going to be cool and breezy each day through wednesday. diane, next weekend we're warming up. but the warm-up, only in the mid-80s. >> it's very -- we have to have a heat wave at some point. >> yeah, we need it. >> thanks, craig. >>> coming up, the fog was no match for thousand ofrancorco f p the maraere san francisco for the marathon. check it out. . >>> in san francisco, tens of thousands of people took to the streets today for the city's 32nd annual marathon. actually, there were 24,000 runners in all. some ran the full 26.2 miles while others took on the half marathon or the 5k. that's sort of more my speed. a 25-year-old grad student at stanford came in first among the men with a time 26 hours, 23 minute

start to come our direction a little bit and some of the moisture will go up the spinal of the sierra nevada if you're heading over there the weekend, watch out for thunderstorms. and dog day at the park. the a's taking on the white sox today. go to their website, you might have to register your dog if you plan on taking them. have an early start to the day, 7:05 is game time. clear to start the day. in the afternoon hours we'll get the cloud cover and the fog coming in. 70s and 80s as you're planning your day. by noon, 70s, and mostly sunshine across most locations exce the immediate coast. the fog will hug the coast most of the day. mid-60s there. 64 in san francisco. south beach will be closer to 67 and 68. the sunset closer to 64. 89 in livermore, 82, san jose, and 74 napa. the seven-day forecast, nice afternoons for us. temperatures cooler than average. and next week we actually cool off even a little more. next week we're back to the upper 70s for afternoon highs. >> really? cooling it off. >>> checking the morning commute with mike, the only problem he could find is on our street, can

. >> still very hot in the sierra, nevada. winds and low relative humidity, and back home we're enjoying the cool air. emeryville camera you can see the moisture in the air from the low clouds but all in all sunny nice afternoon back home san francisco looking cool, in the 50s with pretty good gusty northwesterly winds. temperatures are hot in the east bay take a look 83 in antioch. 76 in livermore. still more warmth here today and finally we're going to get a stronger onshore push tomorrow. three to six degrees cooler and cooler inland tomorrow and minor ups and downs with the first couple days trending cooler. here is the visible picture still the fog around salinas but it's going to stay confined to the beach. bring a sweatshirt if you are had he today the beaches. you may see clearing at stinson but 70s and 80s around the bay. not too hot with a couple of 90s but it has been very warm in the west. finally big ridge of high pressure is sliding to the east another upper level trough is going to sink to the south in the next

most thunderstorms have diminished and thft noon there is close to 2000 strikes in the sierra nevada california mountains and nevada. there is quite a bit of lightning activity. thunderstorms heading into next couple days so just keep this in mind tlchl is instability as thunderstorms were developing. there is around lake tahoe, numbers clear skies in the morning. there is noon time, barely hitting 70s in antioch. temperatures warmest location, antioch low 80s. there is starting to see warming thursday and friday. mid to upper 80s, low 60s at beach autos will be nice. >> this is people complaining it's not july weather. >> it's june kbloom in -- gloom in july. >> demolition set to begin august 13th. today, community members met with developers to hear about proposed work schedule. most will be carried out on weekdays. developers say main problems will be noise and dust. >> going to be doing watering and misting of the debree. noise is the one impact that is difficult to mitigate. >> there is expected to take eight months and seven years of construction to create a new transportation

still dry and windy in the sierra, nevada. >>> 5:44 now. >> oakland city council begins two days of meetingsay and thursday to consider a bill that will make oakland the first city in the nation to license wholesale medical pot growing operations. lawmakers are working to pro new initiatives that could raise the tax on medical cannabis. >> there was no major disruption west side a.c. transit's bus service. a labor dispute cause delays yesterday. 200 members of the transit union called out sick to protest a new imposed contract. the day they plan to ask a judge to declare the contract invalid. >> police say no arrests were made over demonstrations. courthouse rally was intended to show support for johannes mehserle who was recently convicted of involuntary manslaughter. his supporters were outnumbered by oscar grant supporters. latest on these stories coming up at 6:00. >> senate judiciary committee votes today on elena kagan to the united states supreme court. the current solicitor general is expected to be confirmed largely along party lines. democrats hold an edge in the committee and all

weather inland. 95 fresno, 86 sacramento, high country achance of lingering thunderstorms in the sierra nevadasemite. other than that not too bad. in the bay 70s and 80s. as you look toward the east bay, maybe sneaking into the low 80s into place like pittsburg, antioch, possibly brentwood. 70s tri-valley, 60s richmond and berkeley, 60s and 70s in the north bay. a pleasant day around the bay area but temperatures cooler than average. high pressure building in out of the desert southwest will warm temperatures up maybe near 90 degrees as we head in toward the weekend inland. at the coastline still low clouds and fog and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. >>> more than 30 homes have been damaged or destroyed by a fast-moving wildfire near the mojave desert. kirk hawkins joins us from tehachapi in kern county with the latest on the efforts there, the firefighters' efforts. good morning, kirk. >> reporter: well, john, good morning to you. right now, we're live about a mile or so away from the front lines. behind me, i can see heavy smoke a

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that means we have answer that of thunderstorms in the mountain areas mainly up along the sierra nevadantains up to lake tahoe and further up to the north up to northern california will be the best chance by say tomorrow afternoon. for us clouds in the morning and partly cloudy conditions is by the afternoon. highs in the 50s and lower 60s along the coast. warm upper 80s inland with more sunshine expected. let's take a look at temperatures out to san jose 80 degrees for you today. sunnyvale about 77 degrees. at the peninsula see 70s all around. mountain view up to redwood city still cool along coast barely getting a 60 out of pacifica with clouds sticking around. patchy fog, as well. 66 degrees south san francisco up to the wine country 83 in sonoma. out to the east bay we'll see a cool 69 in oakland. 72 san leandro. and 90 in pittsburg and 92 in antioch. livermore about 90 degrees. warmest temperatures around the area. monterey bay we'll see 66 degrees with the fog sticking around along the coast. same thing for santa cruz about 68. seven-day forecast looking kind of the same trendy ri

to the east on a real good bay, the sierra nevada. >> reporter: this is the newest park the 520-acren hills regional park the latest piece of land acquired by the east bay regional park direct in an effort to link more than 20 miles of the east bay's ridge land trails from danville to fremont. >> that trail will run through dublin hills, under 580 connect up to pleasanton ridge and across niles canyon hit vargas plateau which is another 100- acre park and eventually hit mission people in fremont. >> reporter: the park district says this land was parts of the old schaefer ranch property which has been closed to the public for over 100 years. >> we still have some old time ranchers still grazing around them and their families grazed before them so many generations. >> reporter: but now, it belongs to you. and to the wildlife. >> you could see a golden eagle or two. >> reporter: i need your good questions. send them to me at cbs5.com. >> weather is always a challenge. >> especially this time of the year. fog is difficult to forecast. i'm feeling confident, though, tonight. i think every

and look out for fire danger as we're expecting dry light fling to develop over the sierra nevada.ure off the coastline and high pressure inland, a lot of summer sunshine. and that means low clouds and fog in the morning and giving away to sunshine in the afternoon. the low clouds and fog cover will be along the coastline. a lot of low clouds early on. as we head toward the afternoon, looking pretty good as we squeeze in a lot of sunshine in most spots, except out at the beaches. temperatures there stay cool. plan on 50s and 60s with patchy fog along the coastline. inside the bay, plenty of sunshine. 70s and 80s in the santa clara valley. and it looks like some pretty nice weather continuing there. east bay temperatures hot in spots as some of the temperatures are running up into the mid-90s in places like antioch and brentwood. 88 in danville. about 90 degrees in livermore. about 69 degrees in richmond. how about the north bay? expecting temperatures in the 70s and 80s. and it looks like over the next couple of days the temperatures will cool down a few degrees and high pressure w

inaudible ] >> -- up there but not good because -- [ inaudible ] >> -- border also nevada, northeast california and in the sierra can cause rain and hail but that is off to the northeast of us, for us it is a bog fog bank so temperatures are held way below average, especially inland. only sfo was one above. they came in at 72 and average for them is 71. slightly cooler today. there is so much fog in there. oakland 65, way bow lowe average. santa rosa yesterday 64, i went 68 today. phil, one of our loyal viewers up there just asked me when do you think the sun will come up out here? that is a great question. 68, 83 is average, so that is far below average. mountain view 70, seven below average so if you are thinking my goodness this is a cool pattern, well, it is. 50s for everybody, low, mid to upper. just throw a blanket over everybody. speaking of blankets, boy, i tell you, that cal breeze last night, yes, indeed, three dog night, almost. vegas 90 degrees already. again if you travel up towards five or heading up towards tahoe keep an eye on the sky. you can see those thunderstorms popping up. a low there will

that's pin wheeling north of las vegas into nevada and central sierra. if you have travel plans watch out. for us a system moveing into the north of us will give us a little bit of a push on the fog, already seeing that as lifting a little bit and it will lift even more tomorrow. sunny, cool to hot. 60s and 70s coast. 70s and 80s around the bay and over the hills toward grandma's house it will be hot. 90s to near 100 at the grows. but tomorrow cooler through the interior, we will take that into sun and mon. >>> time now is 7:26. one city is dealing with a terrible outbreak of violence. details in a live report. >> also police are ready for a possible tense situation tied to last week's verdict in the police shooting trial. >>> a terrifying shooting in tracy in a quite rural. ?w?wóç . >>> it is a terrifying outbreak of violence, a string of shooting the past three weeks. craig joins us now live with details on this. hey, craig. >> reporter: good morning. this is the 21st consecutive day where there's either been a shooting victim or they've had evidence o

sierra tomorrow. there's a chance some of that could reach napa county and some hills but most will stay across the sairp, nevadasince the fog is so thick tomorrow and it will take a lot longer to burn off, temperatures will close to where we were today. bakersfield to may dear ro and modesto and sacramento, 100 degrees. and high fire danger for reno and lake tahoe due to lightning strikes. bay area highs, 62 in san francisco. lower 60s at the beach. 86 in livermore. and the garlic festival, more mid 80s. the fog is so thick with the sea breeze, upper 70s and hope 80s on wednesday, thursday and friday. >> really? thank you, craig. >>> a beautiful day to pay tribute toetser vibli e t co.liumse cup'sg ninext. >>> the oakland a's hosted a "thank you party" for veterans for iraq and afghanistan. they were on hand to thank the families. several returning veterans are disabled. christian, who lost both of his legs in an explosion was chosen to get to throw out the first pitch. he said the support of the team and the fans means a whole lot. >> first of all it's an honor. it's going to be very exciting for me. and somet