the sun is out. mr. is sun is here. -- mr. sun is here.rday, did you see that for a second? i said what's that? and he said the sun. today it will be back it's a typical june day. low clouds and temperatures will come up a little bit. inland on the coast, to about 50s and 60s. morning overcast for many and then sun. some already have the sun. tomorrow, low clouds and warming continues. weekend will be better, fog, sun, and mild warm but slightly cooler. plenty low clouds out there. but they will burn back. the days are ratherrer long now. it will today but at least the rain has moved off and we will see this pattern in check even though it will be slightly warmer. a lot of 50s. at the airport, 48. 50 at fair field. the low is right there, and that keeps the low clouds going. morning cloud and then fog and it will be warmer inland. it will be warmer inland today. a westerly breeze, highs mid 70s for some. 66 yesterday. amazing. 73 santarosa. more low clouds and fog. today, north bay east bay gets the sun sooner. but everyone should see it.

this is 2 kind of harmful ray in the sun.nment only requires that sun block protects from uvb ra ray. those rays can burn the surface of the skin. but just as dangerous uva rays they penetrate the skin. down to the cells that can become cancer. no requirement that your sun block have ingredient needed to guard against uva ra rays consumer reports tested sun screen aplaying different brands to a person's back. subjecting them to both uvb and uva light. some protected wel well. some did not. starting index summer sun screen must have an s p f of at least 15. offer protection against both uvb and uva rays. to claim that it helps prevent cancer and aging. wins more sun screen makers will no longer be able to claim their product are waterproof or sweat proof. there's no such thing. >> no matter what sun screen you use you have to use a lieutenant for it to work. and adult needs an ounce the size of the golf ball or what's in the shot glass every 2 hours for it to be effective. that means if at the beach and you have a tube of sun

morning clouds and sun. so we will go partly sunny and mostly cloudy for awhile. 60s to very low 70s. if it wasn't for the cloud cover we would be warmer. so partly cloudy. a little bit more sun warmer until the next system moves out. should be after wednesday. inland areas should finally get back into the 80s. i don't believe we have seen that until may 5th. it has been a long time running here. temperatures will warm up. pam and dave. >>> well european stocks are starting the week with early losses following the lead of asia overnight. japan's nikkei fell more than 1%. australia, tullian, and the philippines were also down in reaction to last weeks u.s. jobs report. on that report, our markets lower on friday as well. dow jones slipping 97 points starts today at 12, 151. and nasdaq and s & p also dropped. there are several reports that ziga plans to file for an -- mafia wars and farm vail could be worth as much as $14 billion. zip gal's ipo could be linked in. >>> you want to see something spectacular. loo

were diagnosed with melanoma last year. >> sun screens will not be identified as sun block.don't want to give the false impression that complete sun protection is provided. sun screens cannot make claims of protection for more than would hours without submitting data to the agency. >> the new labels must be on the products by next summer. >> you may want to use yours immediately because we're going to warmup. >> it's going to be a nice day for warm weather but also tomorrow. a mini heat wave. technically a heat wave is three days in a row or reaching 90. look how clear from mount tamalpais back to the south. we see just a little bit of fog hanging around the marin headlands, ocean beach and peninsula, coast. more the area will look like this. downtown san francisco bathing under hazy sunshine. visible satellite. you see the clouds slowly erasing thanks to the north west material wind. a lot of fog in sls valley. 82 in antioch. mid to upper 70s santa rosa, concord and livermore, san jose and los gatos. 59 in half moon bay. clouds at 52 in monterey. 77 in gilroy. sunny and war

they say the vines need some sun.nstead, we have another big storm heading in and that means bad news for crops. >> this is pretty much ideal conditions for some of the diseases. so growers are really watching this. >> now, he says the main worry is fungus. it grows easily when it's damped. so now the growers will have to help those grapevines life. the sonoma county grapevine commission says growers are about a week and a half behind schedule and could use some warmer weather to help with the problem. >>> people in washington, d.c. are experiencing shelter heat. temperatures are near 100 degrees. the average for this time of year in the capital is 80. the hot weather took some tourists by surprise. many took refuge under trees and ate popsicles to help cool down. >> oh, my god. it's way too hot. >> we're from pennsylvania. didn't anticipate it being this hot. >> on monday as many as 20 people were taken to the hospital for heat exposeure. >>> a bill that would force online retailers to charge sales taxes now heads to

were diagnosed with melanoma last year. >> sun screens will not be identified as sun block. we don't want to give the false impression that complete sun protection is provided. sun screens cannot make claims of protection for more than would hours without submitting data to the agency. >> the new labels must be on the products by next summer. >> you may want to use yours immediately because we're going to warmup. >> it's going to be a nice day for warm weather but also tomorrow. a mini heat wave. technically a heat wave is three days in a row or reaching 90. look how clear from mount tamalpais back to the south. we see just a little bit of fog hanging around the marin headlands, ocean beach and peninsula, coast. more the area will look like this. downtown san francisco bathing under hazy sunshine. visible satellite. you see the clouds slowly erasing thanks to the north west material wind. a lot of fog in sls valley. 82 in antioch. mid to upper 70s santa rosa, concord and livermore, san jose and los gatos. 59 in half moon bay. clouds at 52 in monterey. 77 in gilroy. sunny and

you're tilting them up to harvest more sun and have them perpendicular to the sun. as utility them up, you can't have them close together anymore. as you can see my hands are shading each other here. you have to start separating them so they don't wind up casting shadows on each other. if you're able to get less panels in a given area. >> i would love to take a look at one of these solar panels if you have something that we can look at. are they heavy? what's the deal with this? >> you're 150, 100 something pound person walking on your roof. >> 150? >> i'm 150 pounds. >> carl! >> most modern houses are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i don't have to worry about panels falling in on me? >> hopefully not. >> hopefully not. >> if you have a good contractor, they'll do their due diligence. they'll do their homework. it's better for the industry if everyone does their homework and does the calculations to make sure the system is going to last 20 years, 30 years. >> that is another question. what is the lifetime of the system? do you have to

the study said the likely culprit is all the sun you get while in the driver's seat. let's say your average long commute is 45 minutes. that's an hour and a half a day, 7 1/2 hours a week. 30 hours a month of sunshine that you probably didn't know that you were getting. in fact the study says while driving, your left arm gets five times the amount of uv rays that your right arm does. >> definitely i'll have one side darker than the other side. >> already uses a sun shade and wears sun block while driving to fight the wrinkles. >> to look beautiful, you have to think beautiful. >> after a hearing about the study, julia lowe plans on wearing more sun block behind the wheel. >> why don't you drive less? >> we can. how can you drive less? buck l up, stop texting. and now grab the sun block so you can live to drive another day. >> if you roll up the windows, it will block the majority of the uv rays. some rays will get through the glass. over time that can be a problem. so wear that sun block and if you can, put on long sleeves and try to protect yourself. in fremont, cbs

the study said the likely culprit is all the sun you get while in the driver's seat. let's say your average long commute is 45 minutes. that's an hour and a half a day, seven and a half hours a week, 30 hours a month of sunshine that you probably didn't know that you were getting. in fact, the study says while driving your left arm gets five times the amount of uv rays that your right arm does. >> if i'm wearing short sleeves definitely i will have one side darker than the other side. >> reporter: pinky paul already uses a sun shade and wears sun block while driving to fight the wrinkles. >> for the long run to look beautiful you have to think beautiful. >> reporter: after hearing about the study she also plans on wearing more sun block behind the wheel. >> why don't you drive less? >> we can? how can you drive less? that's impossible. >> reporter: so buckle up, stop texting and now grab the sun block so that you can live to drive another day. >> and so if you roll up the window it will block the vast majority of uv rays but some of those harmful rays will still penet

clouds and sun. problem is there more clouds than sun lingering rein.tly to mostly cloudy today. some sun. and a little bit warmer tuesday. not much. >>> all right just a little more than three hours to go where apple ceo steve jobs is appearing this morning and what he is expected to unvail. >>> a resident of a quiet south side sup any vail -- sunnyvale neighborhood found near his home. >>> our time is now 6:44. >> we do have breaking news. initial tests sprouts from an organic farm are not the cause of a deadly e. coli outbreak. a german agricultural official says 23 of 40 samples from this effected sprout farm tested negative for the bacteria. the e. coli outbreak has killed 22 people and sickened more than 2300 others across europe. >>> pam here's a quick look at some of the other top stories we are following for you right now. this morning east palo alto police are searching for the two men that killed a baby boy and injured his two parents. that baby was killed early sunday morning in a shooting that followed a baby shower. >>> police say the 38-y

somebody took the sun dials from the old dealman inn. the sun dial, along with other yard decorations from around 1908 are all missing. the pieces are worth more to the town historically than on any open market. sprurks something leak -- of course, something like this has the big town talking. >> big flour pot thing,. >> that sun dial, i don't know if that's marble, quartz, whatever. it's big, a big stone. >> what they've done is robbed this town of its heritage, its history. it's something that rankles me and bothers the entire town. >> now if you've seen the sun dial or know anything to help police, contact the sheriff's office in carroll county. >>> a woman said she was robbed and attacked by another woman in anne arundel. police need your help tracking her down. if you recognize the woman, you could be in for a reward. >> plus, we take a ride every day on elevators that are not up to date. how the agency in charge is making a big change. >>> your coffee may make you hear things that aren't really there. how many cups before you enter

sun screen is only one ingredient that helps you protect yourself from the sun. you should seek shade when you can. you should wear protective clothing, sunglasses, hats, those are all a package that help you protect your skin. >> woodruff: you're saying nothing truly protects skin totally from damaging sun. >> there's no total protection. but you could make smart choices that are minimize the damage. >> woodruff: explain to us, dr. hendi, what's the difference between these uv-a and uv-b rays? there was already protection supposedly against uv-b but what's the difference with those in the ultraviolet a ray? >> so uv-b rays are rays that are blocked by the glass in your car, for example. they don't penetrate very deeply. uv-a rays penetrate deeply. they're known to cause skin damage. both uv-a and uv-b are responsible for skin cancer. so that's why it's paramount to have protection from both uv-a and uv-b. >> woodruff: what does this mean when the consumer goes to the drugstore and you look at the shelf and there are dozens, hundreds sometimes, of different brand

the sun is headed into an extended hibernation period with fewer flares and sun spots.rnating or not the sun is still a giant radiation pump sending out ultrajai let rays that cause sunburn and skin cancer. now the fda is out with new guidelines for sunscreen and protection. two things to look for the number 15 and the words "broad spectrum." terrell brown has more. >> reporter: with all the different sunscreen labels and claims, james flamendorf is relieved help is on the way. >> it can be confusing with the different brands out there and they come out with new varieties. >> reporter: the fda is requiring manufacturers to test for both types of ultraviolet rays, uva rays which can link to cancers and uvb which can cause sunburn. >> you need broad spectrum uva and uvb protection that protects against aging and skin cancer. >> reporter: sunscreen has an spf under 15 has to carry a warning label "this product has been shown only to prevent sunburn, not skin cancer or early skin aging." when it comes to spf numbers that seem to get higher every year the fda wants to cap th

again, you will want to reaplight sun block. if you bring your kids, a wide rimmed hat to protect them from the sun. but coming up at 6, we will have new information for you about sun exposure in infants and how the things you need to keep in mind as a parent to keep your babies your infants safe in the sun. but again, we are live here at meadow brook aquatic center and we will have more tips coming up at 6. back to you guys. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> with the summer season comes outdoor youth activities like baseball and softball and lacrosse that keeps safe in the hot temperatures. and that has to be the top priority. not only the of the players but the coaches and the parents and i courting to ripkin baseball.com coaches and parents should play close attention to the players. noticing if they begin to act disoriented or confused, also make sure the youngsters are sweating. they stop sweating, that's a good sign for dehydration what can head to exhaustion or heat strokes. coaches should provide water coolers and plenty

already some sun. i noticed san jose's meteorology department is showing sun but the fog is burning off in many locations. many locations are already showing that. by the way, before i -- before i get going, a very great article in the chronicle about the tremendous amount of snow still up at tahoe. greatest ever for so late in the season. between 90 and 100 inches. never had this much so late in the season. we have a had such a cool day. usually by now, it's gone. let's hope it doesn't get too hot too soon. a lot of snow will give way to even up in the central sierra which had more yesterday. 3 to 9 inches of snow fell east of fresno up around 9,000, 10,000 feet. but the mere fact that you get that much snow right now is amazing. >>> giant' game, 12:45. low clouds, sun, breezy. typical june. as you are walking up to the game, kind of windy and cool. it's not bad if -- it's not bad unless you are in the upper deck and then it can get cold. >>> a slight warmup. and then we'll cool it down on friday. 60s

now it's sun, sun, sun. >> sun, sun, sun. we are going to see a gorgeous day today. high pressure clearing all the cloud cover out. this morning what we do have out there in terms of the marine layer, so shallow it's already starting to thin out and break apart. so what we're expecting today, a lot more sunshine to start. temperatures a little bit warmer. as a result, i've got those numbers coming up. let's find out what's going on with mike. >> a lot of folks are trying to get to work. we're seeing more volume on the roadway but not a whole lot of slowing. getting into the city across the binge, you're going to have some slowing midday because there's a 12:45 game in the city itself but right now just low clouds to deal with. a growing crowd but no major issues. there's a new accident southbound 101 at woodside. it sounds like all the activity is moving off to the shoulder but it's just north of highway 84. there was another big issue just south of here. laura will tell you about that coming up, but we had a problem on the peninsula for many hours this morning. back

i love the sun. past sun goddess.very line has a story. [ female announcer ] we all age differently. now there's roc multi-correxion 4 zone moisturizer with roc®retinol and antioxidants. a lifetime of stress lines, sun damage, and worry wrinkles will fade in just 4 weeks. -crows feet... -belong on birds. [ female announcer ] roc multi-correxion. correct what ages you. -aging... -bring it on. that can go the distance. that's why we gave the chevy equinox an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon highway. but do passengers appreciate all of the comfort features we put in the equinox? hey. want me to drive? we'll take that as a yes. the count on chevy event is going on strong with a full selection of chevys to choose from. come claim yours today. visit your local chevy dealer. if you have painful, swollen joints, i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on p of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbr

. >>> google is looking to the sun with a $280 million investment. and the sam mateo -- fund roof top on homes and businesses all across the nation. the new cash infusion is expected to allow solar city to help homeowners install without paying anything up front. >>> san jose place agree to a new contract. the concessions, the cuts and how criminal cases could be impacted. >>> it is taken more than 30 years but the fda today is now changing what manufacturers can say about sun screen. >>> the heat was on this afternoon. some of us soring 10 and 15 degrees above yesterday. coming up what you can expect and who will see 90 degrees once again. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the

the panels track the sun's movement allowing them to capture more sun light. >>> so when it comes to lawmakers it appears those in california are had the most educated. 90% have at least a bachelor's degree. lawmakers from virginia, nebraska, new york and florida. the study compared education levels of all 50 states. the least educated state, it is arkansas where only 25% of its members did not attend college. >>> cal baseball team hits it big, the network of support the team tapped into. >>> first stocks nudged higher. deals like wendy's announced it was selling off holdings in arby's. the dow jones industrial average gained 1.06 points to close at 11,952.97. the nasdaq composite lost 4.04 to 2,639.69. >>> the america's cup champions tested the waters today of the san francisco bay. take a look. one of them capsized during a run this afternoon. they sailed today. the team is conducting the practice runs all week long from 1:30 to 3:30 in the afternoon. >>> there are new concerns san franciscans might have to pay a small part of it. >>> mark is here with sports. the a's are going thr

almost all sun screens have them. so if you're willing to pay more to be on the safeside there are a slew of green products to help protect from you cancer. of all of the ones tested i only like the nature's gate and vana cream brands, if it means enjoying the sun, this may be worth the traechl efforts. abc news, oakland, california. >> now we're ready. those of you who waited seven minutes? you'll be rewarded. >> exactly. >> here i gos. >> i consider this a reward. we've got clouds absent today, but held weather clouds throughout them there. is a live view from our sutro camera looking over stit of san francisco. blue skies, no matter which direction you look, let's take a look and you can see why. there is a nice flow coming down from the north-northwest today. brought us clear skies and swept away coastal clouds that might have been hanging around. we're looking at sunny skies and temperatures into low to mid-60s around the bay. up to 74 at redwood city. there are low 80s inland. upper 80s in antioch. it's 88 degre

we'll update you coming up next. >>> well, out with the rain and in the sun. lots of sun. forecast coming up. ,, ,,,,,, sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. time is 6-- let's get a quick look at traffic and weat >>> it's wednesday, june 29. good morning. i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> it's 6:30. a quick look at traffic and weather out the door. i think you will like the weather forecast because it's going to be better than yesterday. >> it is gell going to be warmer than yesterday. -- it's going to be warmer then yesterday. 60s and 70s with mostly cloudy skies. then we'll have partly cloudy skies. let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> our photographer has been hanging out by the alum rock exit. off 101 for two hours now showing us the same thing, traf

the source of the contamination sun clear.ous claims that it came from spanish cucumbers were found to be incorrect. some countries including russia and the united arab emroot -- emrats are bang fresh produce dues. >>> mitt romney is expected to announce he is running for president in 2012. now parts of his announcement speech say he is positioned to beat president obama and turn around the country. romney ran for the republican nomination four years ago but he lost to arizona senator john mccain. >>> new york congressman anthony wiener said he did not send what is being described as a lewd photo over his twitter account. he said someone sent it to a 21-year-old woman. it shows a man from the waste down only wearing boxer shorts. >> sometime as prank is a prank. that's why i'm trying to treat this that way. hopefully my marriage survives, my first anniversary. >> congressman wiener cannot say the photo sent was not him. >>> a plan was forced to make an emergency landing overnight. the delta charter plane landed at l.a.x. it. w

with the sun setting we'll see less activity. by 9:00 tonight, notice a few showers continue to sneak up through the overnight hours. then monday morning commute, we're looking at still a few light showers north bay, sonoma, marin and by the afternoon, temperatures in the low 70s for tomorrow. looks like things are slowly winding down, but we still have the northern half of the state experiencing the cooler and wetter than normal conditions today. 67 in sacramento as well as yosemite with personally for minor flooding with the snow melt. sunny for the southern half of the state. giants game a chance of showers out there. chances increase later on this afternoon as the low gets closer. upper 50s in half moon bay. 68 in san jose. morgan hill 69. sun, possibility of a thunderstorm today and then tonight we'll see showers, tomorrow, just a few areas of light rain left over. mid-70s tuesday and wen then wednesday, thursday and friday into saturday, we're in the 60s at our coast. 70s around the bay, low 80s inland. that is where we sho

sun, cloud, showers today.e clouds than anything else especially late morning and early afternoon looks like brief heavy rain could accompany some areas of hail as that system moves in. highs today even as you get a little bit of sunshine won't be very warm. if you do have the sun it will fill in pretty fast with temperatures today in the 50s and 60s. pam and dave. >>> thank you, steve. also coming up here on mornings on 2, a new development in the dodgers stadium beating case. the suspect's possible connection to another violent crime 200 miles away from los angeles. >>> also a recall involving one of the world east most popular cars. stay right here with us. . foun. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph. are you video chatting? with my boyfriend? yeah! hey, tessa! mom! [ mocking tone ] mom. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. high speed internet is more affordable than ever with no home phone required. only i

come between the sun and the moon blocking out most of the sun's rays getting to the moon the rays that you can see getting to the moon are the red rays most of the blue ones. giving in red color at the moment for the next hour and a half hours the sun's shadow covers the earth's shadow covers the moon all around the earth throughout search south america australia up into asia and europe and africa people will be able to see this eclipse the one place that people won't be able to see it unfortunately is north america because it's daytime there at the moment but for the next hour and a half if you have the chance to grab some binoculars or a telescope you'll be able to see a lot more detail on the earth's. surface one of the big craters and seas that are put on the moon surface a lot more than you usually be able to see to see the end of this hour and a half of our stuff will soar back in the fourth century b.c. as the sun's as the earth's curved shadow lose the moon he saw all that time ago and gave some of the first proof that perhaps earth is in fact a sphere not flat unfortunately fo

a day where we get some sun but any sun just kind of adds to the cloud formation as the low is rightover us. it's already starting to build up here. there's plenty going on. our system's not out of the picture yet. the front is. the front moved out not before american canyon at almost an inch and quarter. petaluma almost an inch. you couldn't get .01 to get an inch? castro valley .95. sebastopol also three quarters of an inch. palo alto half inch all records. san jose the most impressive. old mark .02 in 1952 and they had .60. there were systems that came by in the winter where they didn't get that much rain. but yesterday a long time before we see that record broken. i doubt in my lifetime. if so i'll probably be in a home. our system right there wrap around coming out of mendocino county into northern sonoma county. showers are possible and really early. it's really early. 6:50. so morning showers mainly to the north but afternoon showers or thundershowers not out of the mix. that's for sure. 50s, 53 to 56. everyone's really close to the cloud cover. and there's the low right over

sun screen. sun screen. lots of sun screen. >> thank you. the animated comedy cars 2, drove to the top of the box office this weekend. >> i know some -- i don't want to brag or nothing but i have me a black fan belt. >> it had a 68 million-dollar opening weekend and that makes 12 number one openings in a row for the studio. premiering in second place was bad teacher. green lantern, super 8 and mr. popper's penguins rounded it out. >>> the end is near for a valued bay area perk. what some driver dear s did today. >>> it was the jacket michael jackson wore in the thriller video. today it belongs to a new owner. what he paid and how it'll be used to help kids. woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. their pockets. . >>> drivers finally able to keep a little more money. gas price

clouds, sun, showers, fog, sun clearing and then sunshine and warmer weather will take us into the weekendand dave. >>> european markets are starting the day with big gains as greece gets closer to improving its debt problems. overnight japan's mike ground still lower than government forecast though. the cost ping up 1.5% in south korea. both benchmarks boosted by automaker stocks which are on the rebound as parts suppliers recover from the march earthquake and tsunami in japan. >>> checking in on our numbers. pretty good day yesterday by the close the dow jones starting today at 12,188 after gaining 145 points yesterday. nasdaq and s&p 500 also gaining ground. and right now our stock futures are up indicating a higher opening today also on some optimism about what is going on in the government in greece. >>> the company behind mafia wars and farmville is expected to file its initial public offering as early as today. there are several reports that zynga wants to raise $2 billion. that would make it one of the largest ipos of the year. stock is expected to be in high demand because zynga r

they were soak up the sun out for a stroll and playing a game of tennis. roberta is here to tell us how long this warm weather will last and roberta, i got to say, it was really tough to come into work today. it was so gorgeous. >> i'm just loving dr. kim. she always has that umbrella handy. that's a woman who listens to the weather forecast. she has the umbrella for the forecast and for the rain. this is the scene of one of the warmest spots across the bay area at this hour. this is dublin in all of its glory. taking a sneak peek towards mount diablo where currently the air temperature there is still in the low 90s. in fact, we have 92 degrees in concord and also in livermore. but meanwhile, as we take you to the city by the bay, the city of san francisco, we have a little bit of fog that's lurking off the immediate seashore keeping the temperature in the city right now at 67. but so far today we peaked out in the low 70s. this is not so far the warmest day of the year. that occurred back on may 5 and 6 when we had highs in the mid- 90s. 86 degrees curren

low clouds, fog, sun, mild to warm. all of our forecast models want to build this bridge of high pressure. so until i see the whites of its eyes i will ease into it. the fog forms so fast. it's really tough when you get the sea breeze and that fog roaring in. if we get any heat, that might mean more fog. we will see. south sfo. west, southwest at 21 at fairfield. already a turbo charged sea breeze for some. out toward the delta. if you are overcast conditions the winds tend to tail off. 50s. so i mean once the low clouds burn back it will be similar to what we had yesterday. temperatures are warming up but they are below. series of systems continues to work its way in. yesterday we had a weak system. that has moved through. high pressure is here. the one system, two systems they keep move into the pacific northwest. in the middle of the country. amazing heat all the way up to minneapolis, st. paul yesterday. 103 yes. maybe the warmest temperature new york city today i think was 96. in here we sit sunny and cool. well af

. >> sun coming up at 5:48. mrepty of clouds out there. 53 this morning in oakland and san francisco. 58 in san jose. >> this morning, united airlines is working to clear a backlog of passengers whose flights were delayed or canceled last night by a nationwide computer glitch. the airline issued waivers if for passengers. the problem prevented the airline from checking baggage and that grounded flights system-wide for five hours. abc7's lisa amin gulezian report on the hundreds of frustrated travelers at s.f.o. >> i'm not happy. trying to get home. >> it's a sentiment shared by thousands of passengers. system-wide computer outage interrupted flight departure, airline processing and reservation system causing this. >> i only got the flight because i could get it on miles. i don't know if i'd fly with them again. it's annoying. my dad is for sure. >> you were going back for father's day. >> exactly. >> it happened 5:15 pacific time, impacting flights across the country. the frustration and confusion among emergenc

clouds, some sun, some sun. 60 to 70. sun and clouds later on. very mild air mass but there's another system dropping down. you get a look right off eureka crescent city. it's weaker than the one we just had. could produce a few showers later on. probably not but i'll mention it. sometimes you can see things wrapping around. lake county, napa county, contra costa, solano. we have a lot of county in place. 50s, upper 50s for a few. mountain view is in there, 55 napa. 55 redwood city. i mean, temperatures they are rarin' to go. there's so much moisture, it's kind of muggy/humid out there. one more system has 20 side -- has to slide by and that will keep rain in the forecast -- forecast. still a possibility of some lingering rain today. a westerly breeze is in place. have not seen that for about three to four days. morning clouds, a lot of cloud cover, the low clouds will be hard-pressed to clear out of here. no change yet. slightly warm he. we'll see near average temperatures but still no real sign of a warmup yet. tori, dave? >> thank you. >>> the

there won't be sun in the southwest, though. in fex 105.ontinue across the southern states for the next few days. 90s to 100 degrees from texas into parts of the gulf coast. >>> and now here is generjenna. >>> janice, thanks. police in northern california are searching for a missing nursing student. 26-year-old michelle le disappeared last week after making clinical rounds at the hospital where she was interning. during her break she never returned to work. family and friends held a vigil on friday night hoping for her safe return. joining us now michelle's brother, michael, and cousin, christine. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. thank you for having us. >> michael, let me start by asking you this, your sister was last seen over a week ago. she told some colleagues at work she was running out to her car. she never came back. her car was found a half mile from where she worked and it was locked. what do you think might have happened to her? >> i'm not sure. i want to believe that maybe she had an off day. >> sure. we don't know -- we

fog, sun, mild. maybe slightly cooler as another system moves in. there's a lot of low clouds out there. seems to want to take aim more at the peninsula and south bay today. not that they don't have fog but it will burn off sooner today than yesterday that's for sure. say good-bye to any rain i would at least imagine for a while although i'm hesitant to say that. sea breeze is in place. some upper 40s napa, fairfield. mid-50s with overcast skies. san jose 56. oakland 55. same for redwood city. cooler for san rafael and redwood city. there's the low. little guy. swing in south of monterey, but that keeps the beat going as far as fog nights and mornings and also cooler temps. but we have no big system looming. there will be another one coming down on the weekend but you're getting so late in the year now that after last weekend i think anything could happen. morning fog then sun. warmer inland. not a lot. still below average. mid-70s for a few or low 70s in areas that have struggled to get past 67 or 6

fog, sun, warmer, fog, sun, mild to warm tomorrow. as another system will dig into the north and that will start a cooling trend. today if you're out yonder, 80s to near 90 degrees. first 90-degree highs forecasted today since early may. gone fife weeks since then. that's a long stretch. 58 concord. 50 san francisco. so if you live inland and you have to go to the city or commute into the city there's going to be a big difference in the temps today no doubt about it. there's still a little component of a sea breeze. but i mean this is just a far cry from anything we've seen lately. usually it's a rip roaring sea breeze. that's not the case. system in the north -- well, it's up north. move into the north will knock the high out of here after today. but today it's sunshine and warmer weather for many. not for everybody. there's still low clouds around. still some fog out there. 52 to 58. 60 to 78. sunny and warmer. some lingering low clouds and then by this afternoon i'd say mild to hot cool, mild to hot this will be a june pattern no d

clouds, sun, thursday. slightly warmer. about the same friday, sat, and sunday. >>> did you hang out with bono last night. last night fans were given 360 degrees of u2. they were happien the -- they were happy. fans started lining up at 6:00 a.m. to get a seat. they were supposed to perform last summer but bono had that back injury and couldn't perform. that lead to emergency surgery and delayed their tour. >> that was done in germany and very, very successfully. he has come back with as much bigger and excitement as he's always had. >> earlier this week ktvu news had a sneak peek of the tour and setting up everything. it's called the claw. that stage is custom built to allow the band to play 360 degrees to the whole crowd. >> perfect. >>> it is every parents nightmare. what two young bay area girls say about who tried to lure them into a van. >>> also months before the congressman weiner scandal broke the messages an online fan group was saying. man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you

what it looked like outside once again today, cloudy, cool, no sun to speak of. coming up at 5:30, we'll talk to a psychologist and what effect the cloudy skies are having on people. >>> another republican announced he is running for president. former pennsylvania senator joined a crowded field of candidates. >> i'm announcing today that i'm running for the president of the united states. join the fight! join the fight! >> he is a religious conservative and spoke out against abortion and president obama's health care reforms. he criticized the president for recent remarks on medicare and unemployment insurance. >> and he said the country is a better country with those programs. i'll go one step further, he said, america was not a great country until those programs. >> boo! >> boo! >> ladies and gentlemen, america was a great country before 1965. [ cheering and applause ] >> he said he supports a medicare reform plan that would give seniors avoucher to choose their own health care plan. two former republican governors in the primary race along with former house sp

so a little more sun tomorrow than today.temperatures as we head into monday afternoon, and check out tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, such a nice rebound. high pressure builds in, brings the sunshine and warmer temperatures. >> alan: i'd like to say we'll be back to normal, but i'm not not, because you never know. >> leigh: don't. >> alan: have the giants finally vented all their frustrations over buster posey? >> mike: busty buster posey holds no ill will against scott cousin, and let's play ball. colorado, a 21 m-minute rain delay on cody ross bobblehead day. the diving stop. crawford's throw goes wide. 1-0 rockies. tulowitzki, three hits, drove in a run. but in the giants could not score until mr. bobblehead himself, cody ross, homers homeo left. fifth of the season. bottom ninth crawford at the plate. started his proseason with a grand slam. ryan sill -- spill -- spilborghs makes the catch. >> we moved on shortly after it happened. one of those things that it's obviously terrible, but the season keeps going on. we c

showers today, some sun, i'm being optimistic a little bit with some sun. continued very cool for the first of june. 60s for almost everybody or upper 50s. i mean put this down in the old weather diary because you may not see it for a while as far as afternoon highs. clouds, sun, showers, partly cloudy thursday, increasing clouds on friday. sure looks like rain on saturday and maybe be heavy in the north bay. >>> this morning crude oil prices are hovering near $103 a barrel. up almost $2 from yesterday. traders are wondering if a weakening dollar could push oil prices back to a two and a half year high. oil reached $115 a barrel early last month. >>> checking in on wall street, pretty good day yesterday but it looks like a down day today. planned layoffs up slightly in may. that is the new report from challenger gray and christmas. we have a couple other economic news coming out about jobs. it does not look favorable. dow jones starts at 12,569. looks like a lower opening. >>> netflix stock closed at an all time high. the company closed nearly $270 a share.

we see the patchy fog and letting in the sun.>> iranian officials are trying to make of a final decision in late august of three berkeley students that are accused of spying. they were to detained in july of 2009 her they remain in custody. >> world that terrorists were the linchpin in a and of hiding for is, but lawton. they had released him from a secret cia prison. pakistan's decision to for him it was a bad time when united states is looking to the relationship with pakistan. but they gained a pakistan the employees the fate of the cia informants is announced they were guiding down the license plate numbers of people visiting but louganis complex. >> alive look at san jose weather and traffic on the other side of this break. >> a quick check the weather and traffic. as the sun rises we have clear conditions in downtown san francisco cleared of fog. in some locations you can call and talk >> still uneasy rider no backups and very light traffic. more traffic >> the developing story we're following is not a word were all robbery

so sun, clouds, some very light rain today, continued cool. the wind picks up at times especially if you get the sun and the clearing then the wind shows itself. 50s and 60s, one 70 in morgan hill to gill roy. one 70. 68 though in antioch. we should be around 82, 83 degrees. not happening. increasing clouds friday. if you're on the coast, i would say you better have a plan b ready. if you're inland you might get a little break until saturday night or sunday. >>> time now 4:40. at least one tornado and several funnel clouds have been once again spotted in northern california. now this is amateur video of one of those tornadoes. it's at the north edge of ewe baa city. it touched down just before 6:00 saturday night. no reports of damage. also reports of a funnel cloud across several counties including butte and yuba. that's the same area where several tornadoes touched down last week. yesterday's storms died out as they moved into the sierra foothills. >>> the governor of massachusetts declare add state of emergency after two tornadoes hit his s

>>reporter: even the sun can conspire against you... >>menzer: ...its in your eyes...it's on your equipment, it's reflecting. >>reporter: and the shadows can distort distance perception and stuff like that? >>menzer: absolutely. >>reporter: the series now has 3 annual events in wales, germany and belgium. the key to its survival so far....internet based coverage... >>goodwin: the first thing we had to do we had to produce a media base because if you've got 56 guysshooting in a woods somewhere...it means absolutely nothing, nobody knows about it. >>reporter: there were indeed close to zero spectators while we were there....so it's up to an eventstaff of around 25 to bring the action to the people... >>smith: we wanna get their preparation. how they set bow up and everything else up for the target, how they adjust their sights and what not. >>johnstone: almost looking right into the archer's eyes ...i like to say we're looking into their soul. >>reporter: throughout the event...the footage and scores are collated and fed to an as live web

as i said, a mix of clouds and sun. the heat returns. look if a high today in the low 90s -- look for i high today in the low -- look for a high today in the low 90s. by tomorrow, we'll be in the mid- and upper 90s. >> i love how mother nature just eases us in, degree by degree by degree. we build up. and where did that come from? >> we want to be week by week by week. >> that would be nicer. >> julie, good morning. >> good morning. things have been heating up around the capital beltway literally. we find the crew in sky fox above what was reported to be a car fire at the end of the ramp from westbound 198 to head southbound on i-95. it looks like the car fire has been extinguish the at this point. i don't even see any fire struck here but we have police on the scene. whatever was happening here for the most part, the fire trucks have left scene. there is the burned-out vehicle over to the left. if you are traveling off of this ramp from westbound 198 to southbound 95, it remanys closed. there is an ongoing investigation that continues t