hole location in this final round in a little low era. a lot of ways to get the ball close and this ball should come right back to the hole. cristie kerr is going to have a great chance to get to 2 under par. let's up and join everybody at 18. >> thank you very much. with dottie pepper and johnny miller, an extremely trying week for the entire field. delays now totaling some 17 hours. there have been four koreans that have previously won the biggest championship in golf, the u.s. women's open. >> the first back in 1998. it changed her life and in many ways changed the face of the entire sport. the concern back home is that it's been 13 events since one of them has won so this could be a changer again for the lpga for women's golf. >> somehow she going to deal with open pressure? the final nine. there is a very good chance she'll finish up her final round today and others will have to finish up tomorrow to see if they can catch her. >> yeah. it's tough after the delay to come back out an hit quality shots. but you look at stanford who just

we do have a little bit of an interesting change right now. thunderstorms and rain showers moving into the bay area. take a look at this. high pressure situated over the four corners region has really amplified. as a result it's kicking up these showers. these are moist, muggy showers not refreshing by any means. right now we see that moisture push into the bay area. i'm going to zoom in for you, do a little storm tracking now, head over to my "weather center." looks like as you head to work, you may be driving through a couple of showers and thunderstorms. let me zoom in for you showing you where the showers are now. take a look at this. action in hayward, oakland, even livermore seeing a little bit of that moisture. very unusual to see monsoonal flow come up this far to the north. this is what we're expecting. as we head through the afternoon, it will feel muggy. true temperature outside, even 6 in livermore, feels more like 70 with added moisture. actually has a weight to it so you can feel it walking through this morning. i know i get a lit

we think of ourselves as a sleepy little town like pleasantville. it's quite a shock. >> reporter: he's the founder and ceo of medicine corporation. >>> oakland police are investigating two separate deadly incidents over the weekend. it happened near 57th and los angeles street. that is close to the emery vail border. they found a victim that died of injuries during a robbery. >>> later saturday night a man was shot found inside a vehicle near 19th and west street. police responded to that area after reports of gunfire. 28-year-old donald robinson was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. witnesses say a loan gunman was responsible for the shoot -- a lone gunman was responsible for the shooting. >>> two have been offered counseling after they gave them the wrong babies. the id bracelets were not checked against the mother's id bracelets on friday. the women breast fed the wrong babies before the mistake was caught. a family member of one of the mothers noticed something was wrong and told staff. >>> casey anthony remains in hiding this morning. he

so he made a little deal. he bought 50 old cars, dragged them out to his land just south of sutro in the sanddo you knows. and he said, if you buy a lot from me, $35 up front, $7.50 a month, i'll toss in two cars. so you can pretty much move in today. it's like a starter home. and it kind of helped get attention to the whole thing. he built what he called novel seaside cottages. so this is one of his novel seaside cottages where he basically elevated these cars to a second story. here's one in construction. and off on the right there is his little real estate office, in another old car. and jacob heyman this guy really struck gold because he zug in the sand looking for water -- dug in the sand looking for water and hit the ackqua for. so suddenly you had fresh water. that was a big deal. now you could perhaps live out there year-around. this was heyman's land just south of sutro's. you could seat cars lined up waiting for buyers, essentially. in the background you have some of these novel seaside cottages. he l

tuesday, our temperatures rebound a little bit. sday, finally beginning to see a bit of a cool down, maybe 10 to 20 degrees over what we're seeing today. >>> thanks rosemary and thank you as always for watching mornings on 2.

while to get over to do you see i don't know a little worried you're a little where i'm a i'm a little worried you know the japanese embassy i don't know ok lastly really quick let's take a look at sarah palin who is on newsweek and says i can win it whereas before she was on the newsweek cover and called them sexist. hippocrates again what do you say i saw a really funny tweet when this cover came out and it basically said because i think it was the week before that the diana at fifty cover was out where it had princess diana and what she would have looked like in the tweet basically said something to the effect of the sarah palin i can win cover is almost as believable as the diana fifty. five seconds to the usa but eventually i'll give her some credit she was complaining about the bare legs in the first cover and they were out in the whole photo shoot where there are no legs to start maybe you shouldn't wear shorts then i don't know. that's just my take very good thanks for joining me tonight and here thanks for supporting it and make sure that you come back tomorrow q. and a songe

it was a little odd. at the altar there wasn't a whole lot of happy couple looking-ness. >> with all that attention it's hard to know. >> yeah. the best to them, though. >> the best to them. >> all right. it is 8:16. i can't see it. >> really? >> i can't see it. >> where are your glasses in. >> the light is reflecting. >> and 73 degrees outside. >> yes. >> kim is here. >> and we're dry.right? not so much this morning. but now we're dry and we're just waiting out the hours to our next round of thunder showers. next round of thunder showers. ah, yes, i just did denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. want to save evemore? call now and we'll add over 60 premium channels, including showtime, starz, epix, and more for 12 months. fios is a 100% fiber optic

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and in san francisco a little windy out there. cameras bobbing around out there. do be aware if you are going eastbound on to the bay bridge there are three lanes that are shut down. all right here's a look at our maps we do have a traffic collision. this is at 19th avenue. we don't have much information on it at this point. it shouldn't be causing too many delays at this hour. let's head over to the desk. >>> this morning the city of oakland formerly launches a new campaign to fight crime. ktvu kraig debro tells us that the city's fruitvale district will be blanketed with crime cameras. >> reporter: that is right. six blocks on international boulevard will be covered. in april of this year a long- time resident of fruitvale was killed. later today they will announce a plan to prevent others from becoming victims. city leaders have approved the purchase of 30 surveillance cameras for fruitvale. they already have video surveillance cameras. the difference is some of the cameras will be placed inside businesses as well as outside. the momentum to buy the camera is th

that could be a factor coming with a little bit of sprinkles. >> now seo. ssed her first fairway what? two holes ago? >> that's correct. it's been a pretty impressive driving exhibition. >> hit that pole. don't know if that's nerves or what. see if that happens again on these last two holes. >> for the year she hits about 76% of the fairway so may not be long but she's pretty straight. >> you know at the start of this morning seo was tied for 21st. the fact that she's 7 under par for this day is just a great feat. it really is. it is impressive. >> pressure-packed, long week continues. at the broadmoor in the shadows of cheyenne mountain where seo isou ppl holeserhaps away, perh of winning the u.s. women's open. d i try to learn as much as i can about a company before i invest in it. that's why i like fidelity. they give me tools and research i can't get anywhere else. their stock screener lets me search for stocks with more than 140 criteria. i can see what their experts are thinking and even call them to bounce an idea off of one of their investment profes

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how this happen a little balls for 6:00 a.m. on the fourth of july. told that mostly everyone out one person was transported to a local hospital with what is being called a minor injuries. now as you can see the animal that came out, it looks as though they're going to give him some oxygen at this point. they want to make sure that everything, and everyone got out of the units. obviously the firefighters are going in to take the animals outside of the burning apartment buildings at this point. they're giving them oxygen, it looks as though he is moving around that is a good sign. this is a developing story as we get more details about the fire will pass that along. it looks like the firefighters and tmz personnel are trying to give the dog got oxygen right now. >> the good part is that they got the animal out safely. we had firefighters with the backboards and laid on the street. as far as you know, only one person injured so hopefully they will not need the backboards? >> and obviously that is more precautionary at this point, firefighters are still

but a little bit warmer. a little high pressure intensifying a little bit. air is pressing down from the upper atmosphere. the inversion will delighten a little bit and it'll warm up. there's the high doing it's work on the south bay. today we got temperatures in the 70s and 80s. tomorrow about the same but just a little bit warmer and a little bit nicer. that's the forecast, a little bit warmer and a little bit nicer through the bay area weekend but no heat wave. 52 in napa, there's your 90 out toward fairfield. 90 out toward antioch, 89 in pittsburg. these forecast highs come with a couple of things they come with a still of reduced fire danger and really, really good air quality. right, this is i mean you don't want to keep records in the weather center but i don't think i can remember a summer where we had so many days without you know the fire we had today wasn't really weather induced but without fires being a big issue or without spare the air days being a big issue. or we had red flags and so far -- those highs low 90s in the hot spots. not upper 90s

once again a little bit of a cooling near the coast and the bay.he westerly winds will be with us. 90 for san jose and 89 sunnyvale. 68 for half moon bay. low 90s and upper 80s for the peninsula. san francisco tomorrow 75 degrees. you may wake up to a little low cloudiness there. santa rosa 92. 91 for napa. 84 for oakland and plenty of sunshine and still hot in the east bay. brentwood 98. 96 for concord and gilroy tomorrow in the mid to upper 90s. 97 degrees and 80 for salinas. my accu-weather seven-day forecast. a couple more days of hot temperatures, and then it is all over about. looks like by wednesday, thursday and friday those winds, the fog will really start to move back in. that's when we will really start to cool down. much cooler as we head into friday and saturday. >> we will be able to see those fireworks. >> we will. >> now to rick quan who is in with shu. we have bay area allstars to talk about. >> five players from the bay area and all are pitchers. coming up in sports the allstar rosters were announced. four giants have made the tea

if it's been a little hot for you inland, enjoy. u're back into the mid, and low 70s tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. back to you. >>> a truck driver in michigan was killed after his semi truck slammed into a grocery store. this is the aftermath of yesterday's crash. police say the driver was cut off on a highway, lost control, shot up an embankment, and slammed into the side of the market. one witness says two cars were racing nearby, and may have played a role in that incident. >>> fighter jets intercepted two civilian planes near camp david this weekend. the two separate incidents took place yesterday, while president obama was there for a presidential retreat. in those cases, the civilian planes were hit by f15 fighter jets. this is the fourth time this month that planes have been intercepted while president obama was at camp david. >>> pilots finally reached their destination, one day after an unexpected detour. the plane departed from chicago friday, but was diverted to cleveland. an airport spokesperson says a male passenger

apparently, blinking his eyes and was even able to mouth his last name so that is showing a little bit of progress here in san francisco. grace. >> hoping the best for bryan stow and his family. anne makovec in san francisco, thank you. >>> in the meantime a water sports store in san jose has raised more money for stow and his family. the fundraiser at the liquid playground raised hundreds of dollars last night. the store's owner had never met stow but he felt the need to help. stay right here with cbs 5 and cbssf.com. we are going to have continuing coverage on the new arrests in the bryan stow case. >>> a new development following a deadly police shootout in san francisco's bayview. police now believe the suspect fatally shot himself. officials say the wound that actually killed 19-year-old kenneth harding of san francisco saturday was self- inflicted. they are not sure if it was a suicide or an accident. but police use .40-caliber handguns and the bullet that killed harding was from a .380 handgun. still, people in the community are skeptical. >> there's a lot of conflicting reports

the toll plaza on the bay bridge, there is a little bit of a back up here with the traffic getting a from about the 880 over crossing and those metering lights are on. east bay traffic, hayward, union city, the 880 just a little bit slow at eighth street. we have slow traffic through antioch on highway 4. 6:40 let's go to steve. >> thank you very much. and a very good morning, we have fog around. keeping us cool, temperatures remain below average. interesting to note, a couple of peoples that i talked to just been in seattle. coolest summer, and friends to have mine told me they've had 74 hours of 80 degrees or higher. and just incredible cool up there. usually you get a little bit of heat but hardly any. for us we're on the southern edge of this system that has come in. that's been very good to give us an increase. earlier sunshine today, even though we have the fog over us right now. sunshine, breezy and a little warm. just these temps coming up slightly. there's really seven to 10 day outlooks keep things status quo as the high buildings back on the back edge of it. i don't think t

so we've got to do a little math here. $250 billion of that $2 trillion, right, that's one-eighth of that two trillion over that period. that's an average of $25 billion a year. so it's likely to be a little less in the beginning perhaps, a little bit more at the end of that ten-year period. but even a cut of $20 billion a year, let's lower it a little bit, that's going to be a huge shock to the state's economy. where are we going to get this money from, how are we going to replace it? that's what we're talking about. >> we've heard the president say over and over again we did not get here overnight. how did we get here? >> several factors, okay. and again we sort of forget about this. people say what did you guys do. it's what we all did or all went along with. the great recession, the great recession, the most severe recession since the great depression. two wars. and how about those bush tax cuts that we all loved, by the way, pocketed the money. we're all for that, okay. you add up all those dollars over the last ten y

sometimes we have to go a little bit further up field. there are a few nurseries that they are not based in the city. they are based in the nearby areas where there is more land. and they have to be acity-approved vendor. so we are restricted -- a lot of times is having that paperwork. everybody is qualified, they just haven't done that. but there are some good >> this is newly constructed within the last month or so, new sidewalk. what can you tell us about this? >> as i said earlier, spikas a hearty urban tree. they have aggressive roots and sometimes they daniel the infrastructure, with the fica tree, we can repair the sidewalk around it, it doesn't mean we str to remove the tree. but sometimes if the roots are everywhere, the numb of roots to cut or shave, would render the tree unstable, in this case, we were able to keep the tree, a nice upright ficas tree. we expanded the base. and we keep the necessary path of travel for pedestrians but if we open this up so we don't cut a big root. we try to preserve as many roots as we can. >> the

at the airport, just a little shower, and that is the extent of it. most of the rain is in pennsylvania and just coming into garrett county off to the west. switching to a wider view, you will see this activity coming in. this one little cell popping up over the airport right now. a lot of rain here, lightning and thunder. this was moving in our direction. the weather is going to change. at the moment, we have partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 80's, a little cooler across portions of the day. then we got into the 70's near the west of maryland, even the 60's. part of that is rain, part of that is cloud cover holding the temperature down a little bit. more important, the dew points temperature, an expression of how much moisture is in the air. one at they are in the 70's, it is like the amazon jungles, very topical. for the most part, on the day, in the 70's, but in western maryland, two. temperatures dropped into the 60s. that is a little drier air trying to come in with this cold front out to the west. adding insult to injury, this is the polle

norwood and sanchez will be arraigned a little bit later on this morning. in los angeles. now, these two gentlemen actually have a history of domestic violence and now they're being charged with the beating of bryan stow at that march 31st game. the two gentlemen were arrested on thursday evening and charged on friday with one count each of mayhem, assault to produce great bodily injury and battery. and the documents that were released in court last week paint a pretty grewsome picture of what officials say they did to stow. they claim stow had his tongue cut, and eye put out and slit to the nose, ear and lip. stow has been making some strides toward recovery over the past couple of months, when unfortunately he had a set-back just last week, and had to have an emergency surgery. but since then, stow's sister says he is actually showing some signs of progress. >> his kids came up there. with their mother. and he had reached out, reached his hand to touch their hands. so it has been pretty amazing. >> now, prior to sanchez and norwood's arrest, giovanni ramirez had been the

just a brief little froggy in the throat. morning, we're dealing with a cloudy sky to our south. areas north and west are seeing the moonshine. sun will be up in about half an hour or less now. we're getting a later sunrise since we've crossed the solstice a couple of weeks ago. day planner calling for sunshine. unlike yesterday, cloudy all day. by 1:00, upper 80s. by 3:00, around 90. this afternoon with the heat, we may pop one or two showers here or there. the coverage will be fairly sparse. most of us stay dry today. it won't be the case tomorrow into thursday as some of the moisture returns with the frontal boundary. look at the dry air up to our north. dew points have dropped into the mid-50s. even into the 40s. unfortunately, our dew points are still in the 60s. the muggies are really close. this is tough to get rid of this time of year. down with the higher dew points, we're still dealing with light showers this morning. quickly racing away from areas in southern maryland where a couple of sprinkles around leonardtown.

down a little bit. but your bay area weekend is just around the corner. i have your friday forecast here. we'll look at your bay area weekend, we'll be back here in just a few minutes. >>> a government scientist who's work led to the listing of polar bears as a endangered species has been put on hold. he claims to have seen polar bears drown in open water. they've now filed a complaint on monet's behalf over the suspension. >>> it's called the bubble loss. and it places a protected area around abortion clinics. >>> a judge's decision on a circumcision ban in san francisco. >>> it's been closed for years so why would there be a trapeez show inside this abandoned building. >>> the frightening moments that unfolded inside a bank. >>> santa and his toys evicted from their san francisco workshop. but a last minute move has kept the donation center alive. >>> trapped for weeks, miles from sea, scientists make a shocking discovery about california's latest wayward whale tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

and a little bit of carrots in here. it gives you a little crunch. this is great for the summertime outside. >> mango. you do as much as you want. >> okay. >> we just mix it up over here. rinse your hands like you do at home. >> look how colorful that is. >> orange and red and green. >> you have all of these beautiful, healthy ingredients. and this is a greet dish for mom to prepare for family coming over. >> we have 30 seconds. we have have to taste this. >> here we go. we have little sliders. >> it's hot. >> little sliders. >> look at the silver diner fries. >> silver diner is much better. >> all right. >> come to the silver diner for the sliders. i have them on the menu every day. take a bite. >> here is olga. >> go ahead and take it. >> it's her birthday. >> happy birthday. >> did you bring the beer? >> delicious. have a great 4th of july weekend everybody. see you later. >> thanks for having me.

but there are signs that we're starting to get a little bit of a north wind. and upper 80s and 90s inland. and the low clouds and fog are losing out to a north breeze. 57 seems popular now. san jose, fairfield and napa 52. a west, southwest 13 in fairfield. but that is not that much. but a northerly flow direction out of concord and the oakland air there. so there are signs that the north wind is coming in. that will take care of any fog. the tropical clouds are right there and they continue to work their way around the high. it won't be a factor today. but maybe towards friday and saturday. some patchy fog and northerly breeze. and it looks like it may win out. so 60s to 90s now and we've had spreads of only 20 degrees and now we're getting over 30. and the inland area have been running cool for this time of the season. and high pressure gives us warmer temperatures, probably all the way into the weekend, the first day of august does look cooler. >>> 5:11. a new controversy tied to america's terror nightmare ten years ago. it involved some of the first respon

it tells you we're a little bit behind. i dwupet to talk about the progress but i think that speaks more to what's going on. chief was aappointed april 27. a week later commissioner chan, chief schmidt and a group of stakeholders met with chief sir. as a result of his action and direction, bulletin number 11-11 13 was issued. i believe the commission has already seen that bulletin. what that bulletin was, was simply an interim measure until we got the program up and running. chief was concerned there was nothing in place. there wasn't enough in place so he acted immediately as part of that meeting within his first week of the administration to get that bulletin out. so that is out and being implemented at this time. so we have started -- or scheduled ones with 15 members interested. that took place in memphis. members of the working group found that very interesting and very productive. so we started to schedule those and moving those to the process. so that's been done. sergeant laura knight, sergeant jennifer jackson to th

improved it. >> take a little break. going to take you to that piano because i want you to weave a bit of your magic for me. take me on a trip down memory lane when we come back. >> i will try. ♪ ♪ >> back with my special guest andrew lloyd webber. that was not just the great musical but possibly that was the greatest musical of all time, "phantom of the opera." >> maybe not the greatest but the most successful. >> how many people have watched it over the years? do you know? >> i don't know. it's extraordinary. it has -- it still is, i think, the highest grossing entertainment of all time. of course, it's apples and oranges really because if you show something in cinema and people are paying a lot less money than in the theater, of course. the "phantom," you're never going to get near again in a career, ever. >> people are fascinated by it. i am with you. how do these things come. you're a melodist at heart. how does a melody come to you? >> "phantom of opera" i'm a melodist but i'm also a theater animal. so stories are t

sometimes reality is a little less exciting. police in stance say their art thief is 30 kwlrld mark lugo. not exactly thomas crowne but a guy from new jersey who just had flown in. >> in san francisco we'll solve the crimes and recover property and the bad guys will go to jail. >> reporter: he went after the picasso pencil sketch valued at $275,000 by simply walking in to san francisco's weinstein gallery and lifting it off the wall in front of everyone. the getaway wasn't any better. surveillance cameras captured the suspect carrying the picasso down the sidewalk in plain view, not to a waiting getaway car but to hail a cab. >> it was at 11:40 the call was made. this is at 11:35 or something. the girl from the gallery is in the video with him ten seconds looking around for him. >> reporter: that footage and cab driver helped them zero in on lugo. the picasso wasn't damaged but it was out of its frame. there was a fedex box nearby and police suspect he may have been trying to ship it somewhere. they found him in the say ralph lau

we have got to save the best part for a little later. join us back here at five and we will have a lot more information about the crab supply and alcohol tax. linda so, abc2 news. >> thanks. >>> maryland's new law allows you to have wine shipped to your home and the state comptroller will secure a place in history by becoming the first person to legally purchase wine and haveit shipped to his home. he will make a purchase promoting the haw that goes --law that goes. >> he effect today. >>> we will see how much the payon from exxon to baltimore county families will be after a massive leak contaminated their underground water. it leaked 26,000 gallons of gas in 2006. the settlement could become the largest in u.s. history. willer this week, the families were awarded -- earlier this week, the families award is -- $195 million. >>> well in annapolis, teresa goldsmith will be worn in as the new insurance commissioner. goldsmith was the first appointed by governor o'malley to the public service commission two years ago. o'malley will swear in r

i'll be careful what i say because i know her a little bit. ow all the people who work around her and with her. she has got a really, really fabulous voice which has come from nowhere. never would have happened without television. i don't know that she would be able to sustain her role in a musical because that might just be keeping focused like that for a whole evening, doing eight shows a week is one thing. people who said it would never work. it certainly worked for the girl in "the wizard of oz." later in the show we have jackie evancho. she came in second on "america has talent." >> i heard a little bit about her. >> i watched her live. i was judging the show. obviously wasn't judging sarah. what was incredible. you saw a 10-year-old girl almost hold her own with sarah, which i just did not ever expect to see. >> i know sarah was very impressed with her. i'm a little bit worried about "britain's got talent." a girl sang a song with a dog. i wasn't sure about that. >> that's when you started to hang it up. >> this could be going a lult far.

humidity increasing a little bit more tomorrow. rnoon and evening scattered thunderstorms and showers definite possibility and the storm chances really stick around with us all through the week. here is a look at the future cast. mostly cloudy for the immediate dc metro area. you can see better chance of storms to the south of us. tomorrow afternoon we start to see the chance for some scattered thunderstorms and showers. the entire area really around 6:00, maybe some just out to the east of dc and also down to the south once again. so tomorrow, though, the good thing with these storms not expecting to be severe right now. all right. so here is your overnight forecast as you're going to sleep. partly cloudy and mild. lows 67-75 degrees. tomorrow morning partly to mostly cloudy and mild. a slight chance of showers. so bring the umbrellas just in case. temperatures 60s and 70s. now, by the afternoon, partly to mostly cloudy. very warm. scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible. highs near 90 degrees. south winds 5-10. that's why

no facebook. >> a little bit. i threw up a couple of pictures but for the most part stayed away from it and sometimes it is nice to take a little break from all of that. >> no tv. no phone. get away from it all. >> 4:56 now. he confessed but denies any criminal responsibility. >>> the man suspected in the norway massacre is set to appear in court. what he asked to wear at today's hearing. >>> and the two new men named as suspects in the bryan stow beating will be arraigned today in los angeles. we will give you an update what is happening with giovanni ramirez and with stow. ,,,,,,,,,,,, few hours. a look at the suspects -- and a possible link to another giants fan attack. one man is dead. another injured. the deadly outbreak of violence overnight on the peninsula. good morning. it's monday, july 25. i'm frank mallicoat. d i'm grace lee. t >>> good monday morning, everybody. it is july 25. glad to have you on board. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. a little drizzly out there. a little cool. >> the drizzle act

thank you, we will get back to you a little bit later. as the plane that is missing for days if his back on land. we watch as they pull it from the water. we will watch as venezuela find out how a controversial president is diagnosed with cancer. we will also find out how much money this brings said. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> temperatures in the '80s, 89 antioch, '60s and '70s for south bay, 60 near the bay, 625 as of. nice weather coming up for the next several days. it is going to be pretty hot, hot weather for the first week of july. san jose, this is a few minutes ago at sunset looking beautiful. clear and a little breezy, the sea breeze is star

use a little common sense, gentlemen. it goes a really long way. >> so now we know. >> nice jump suit. >> david wright reporting there. the 405 is expected to reopen at 5 on monday morning. and the bay area has its own road closure tonight. although it is a bit smaller. highway 1 between lake street and the golden gate bridge is closed in both directions until 11 a&m tomorrow morning. the closure will allow crews to shift traffic to a new bridge on pricidio boulevard. casey and know any just release florida jail tonight. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff martinez in for lee tonight. foggy cloudy conditions rolling in off the coast. a cool sunday on tap but we do have a warming trend to talk about. we'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'l'lt >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the debt showdown continues in washington tonight. president barack obama and republicans are repeating the arguments they have been making for days and as abc's david curly reports, people are fed up with the gridlock. >> after five meetings

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so we're close, a little above or a little below. temperatures have been about average, they've been below for a very long time. 50s, or 60s. concord at 65. winds a little calmer yesterday. there's hints of a little stronger sea breeze. breezy at times not h much change if you're in the -- not much change if you're in the fog or around the fog mid-60s. inland you're 70s and 80s. maybe higher clouds saturday. cooler weather starts as we two into the first week of august. >> all right, thank you steve. 6:21 is the time. duncan donuts got a sweet reception on its first day of trading. it started at $19 a share. at the end of the day it was trading at $28. dunkin donuts is planning to expand. maybe we'll get one near us. >>> and passengers who got tickets on saturday and didn't fly until this week should be entitled to refund of taxes. the refund should come from the airlines but it's possible they could get a refund from the irs we'll see. >> okay. time now 6:21. waking up, dreaming of being a warrior girl. your big chance could be this

i'm a little bit afraid to fly. i said to the stewardess, i said when you are going to be serving i'm have a glass of wine. she said i think you had enough. i hadn't anything to drink. >> the sisters say they were pulled off the plane by a waiting supervisor because they were considered a flight risk. >> i think apology is in order. she has no idea what she has done. >> southwest put the sisters up for a hotel and put them on a flight back to dallas but they don't think they'll make it in time to see their father alive. >> two men are in redwood city jail after a chase. it started at 7:45 in newark. officers from san mateo swatted team and chp chased the two suspects. investigators say they are not murder suspects as originally thought but they were driving the silver mercedes that is registered to a murder suspect. it ended in san joaquin county where officers laid down spiked strips. they forced them into a gas station where they were taken into custody. >> this morning the woman accused of breaking in alex trebek'

today' tuition increase comes to a little over $1,000 a year. but that's on top of increases that could bring the total cost of the education in berkeley including room and board to up to $31,000 a year. for,sima boozid, that affects her family. >> my brother is having to go to a community college because we cannot afford to send two people to a four year college. >> i have to spend more time at in my job working. >> we have to maintain our quality or it will rapidly disappear today. >> reporter: students from families earning less than $80,000 a year who are eligible for financial aid will not have to pay any tuition. those who are financial aid eligible won't have to pay the latest increase this year. >> here we are once again putting that nail in the coffin of the middle class because that's exactly who gets hurt in this debate. >>> the regents are urging parents and teachers to put pressure on lawmakers to put a priority on education or face more increases in the future. >>> more details now for decades the cost of an under graduate diploma

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i am seeing a little volume, nothing significant. u're still traveling at a great speed as we head down to virginia. this is the beltway at braddock road. beltway in both directions in virginia, you're driving smooth as well. and i want to show you this local road in d.c. this is eighth street at second street. d.c., i'm checking the roadways for you as well. so far, no incidents to report. eun, back to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge will head to the united states after nine busy days in canada. they made a big impression during their visit, raising expectations for their first visit to california. tracie potts is live in los angeles. pretty exciting out there, tracie, good morning. >> reporter: it is exciting. they arrive this afternoon. we're live at the beverly hilton. this will be their first stop. they're attending a reception here. boy, did we see interesting pictures of them yesterday from canada. take a look. the prince and princess wearing cowboy hats, white cowboy hats, very traditional in

may be a little bit below the average high. we do have a flood watch in effect, the entire area you see in green which does include the d.c. area starting at noon today through late tonight. we can get some really good downpours with the system. here is a look at the risk for severe weather. the main threat from the storms late this afternoon, early evening, damaging wind gusts and the heavy rain which is why we had the flash flood watch in effect. highs for today around 86 degrees in d.c. 86 in leesburg. 82 in winchester. temperaturewise, not all that warm. right around seasonal if not just a little bit cooler than average. here is a look at your traffic with angie. >> thank you, anny. happy friday, everybody. not too much going on on the traffic front. we start with the green light. we want to begin by taking you out to branch avenue where as promised, i want to let you know it is closed at pennsylvania avenue right now until about 5:00 because of construction. there is a detour in place. that's what you're going to want to fo

a little system beginning to work its way in there. a lot of the tropical clouds were caught between. mainly it's the low cloud deck for us. today it's still warm inland. the fog is increasing and the wind has been picking up. low clouds and fog. some of that fog keeps it rather soft. 60s stinson to 94 clear lake. 79 nevada. petaluma 77. sat 9:field. 80s for concord. low 90s. but 66 alameda would have hated it. morgan hill and gilroy upper appointments. 79 for sunny vail. 75 minute low park. 64 in san francisco. in fact, san francisco's temperature has be coming down the last two days. >>> thank you. time now 6:11. funeral services scheduled today for the marin county sheriffs deputy killed off duty more than a week ago. jim mathiesen died last tuesday while trying to resolve a domestic dispute between a family friend and exboyfriend. he was unarmed when the exboyfriend shot and killed him. today's funeral begins at 11:00 a.m.. it's right near the civic center. the service is hope to the public. >>> she said she was pregnant but didn't

a little warmer inland. just a little bit. you get a lot of -- you know, fresno, bakersfield, stockton, they their warm up before we get warm and sacramento, they are barely warming up. weekend looks good. but temperatures staying below average t santa rosa should be 86 this time of year. today we're forecasting 81. it's a series of lows that continue to drop in. if you go up here, you have to go down here. one low came in, gave some rain to california t high pressure kind. by default builds in. the fog was not there yesterday. it was there today -- it their be there today. west-southwest wind at fairfield, so we still have a component of a sea breeze. we're not cool by any of the -- by any stretch of the imagination. >>> a little warmer inland and then i think we'll level off and kind of hang out there for a while. >>> putting the spot polite on gay marriage. what senator fine fine is doing to dis-- senator fine fine is do -- is doing. >>> good morning. some low clouds around. there's some breaks in the clouds. temperatures,

. >> she sent you the nice one because on the other one she has a little skull on the back with a littlets and the eye sockets. >> jimmy: cute and scary. >> halloween, baby, so. >> jimmy: she's super cute. please tell her thank you. >> i will. >> jimmy: i'd love to meet her one day. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: sweetest thing. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: you recently tweeted up this pic. i love that you're very tight with your family. here's you and willow right there. this in new york? where were you? >> where were we? that was recently. that's us in the studio. she was just recording one of her songs. >> jimmy: gosh. >> one of her new singles, and that was us in the studio. >> jimmy: now, how old is she now? >> she's 10. >> jimmy: she's 10 years old. >> she's 10 years old. >> jimmy: is she going to put out a whole album or -- >> yes, she's going to a whole album, probably between september and october. >> jimmy: she seems like a level-headed, cool kid. >> oh, yeah. she absolutely is. she's very creative, and she's a firecracker, she's just a fireball. >> jimmy: she just wants to do stuff. >>

just need a little how bad was i? hard with all this stuff going on. >> reporter: the jet pack is so cool it draws a crowd fast. people can't believe what they're seeing. but soon you will be seeing a lot more of the jet pack. southern california distributor john morris is opening a jet-lev flight school this summer at newport harbor. $250 an hour for a ride. or you can buy your own jet pack for $100,0,0. but there's a waiting list. >> we have had people interested in using them for movies, for commercials, for just pure fun. a lot of people with mega yachts like this one here are buying them just to have a weekend toy to have some fun with. >> this is my jet-lev license right here. >> is it, interesting. you've already been certified. here are the things that they want you to be, good health and physical condition, you shouldn't be pregnant. >> over 18 recommended. >> i don't think any pregnant woman would want to jump up on that thing. >> i'm not pregnant. to infinity and beyond! no? would you do it? >> i would love

>> a little uncomfortable actually. somebody finding a body. >> reporter: the medical examiner needs to run tests to determine how the man died. u-haul has not returned our calls and residents say there was just no way they could know what was inside that van. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an amazing story of survival for a 62-year-old wind surfer stranded in san francisco bay overnight. we showed you the rescue live on the morning news with helicopter crews lowering a basket to pluck the woman tr the water. she went into the water near foster city. she was found about a half mile north of the san mateo bridge. sal castaneda live in los altos where sal you just spoke with her husband late this afternoon. >> that's right, gasia. they lived right there and from the looks of it they're both very calm people and the victims husband says calmness is what luckily saved her life. she was very calm and she even joked that she wants to get back on the water, remember this woman was stuck on t

a little odd. push that cooled us off a little bit yesterday at the coast all but disappears today. very weak sea breeze out there, maybe five to ten miles an hour later on this afternoon. it's clear there, you see the golden gate bridge. no fog. you have to go out to the water there to get some patchy fog. clear skies from our roof camera. and the sun up in another 10, 12 minutes officially. the warm, already underway. in fact, yesterday as we warmed up we didn't cool off that much overnight. we are already in the low to mid-60s. 63 concord, and 70 antioch. 49 right at the coast here, half moon bay. 58 in san francisco. temperatures 4 degrees warmer, napa, and 3 degrees warmer in fremont and mountain view. so we are looking at a spare-the-air day today with poor quality in the east bay. also the santa clara valley with better air quality better to the water. but numbers coming up today all around the bay. so mild temperatures, not much in the way of fog. and the heat advisory through 9:00 tonight,