but here in downtown lafayette, the economy remains strong.ugh to support 65 restaurants in a town of just 24,000 people. >> reporter: the city boasts a fiscally conservative local government, that encourages residents to shop locally and doesn't fix roads unless there's money to pay for it. >> we just don't take on things that we don't think we can afford. >> reporter: though councilman don katzman helps lead the city with the state's lowest jobless rate, he's been out of work for nearly three years. >> it's great we have a low unemployment rate compared to other parts of california, but we still have people who are unemployed, and they're affected just as much as people unemployed in a community with much higher unemployment rates. >> reporter: and lafayette's last movie theater has shut down, showing even here nothing is safe. >> proving really that location is everything in the jobs market. beth spener, assistant editor of "money" magazine joins me now. in terms of job growth, california doesn't even make the top 25 best places to live. no

. >>> the creamery has been a long time staple and they are considering expanding to lafayette.ayette city council bent about the proposed -- member about the proposed move, does he thinks it is a good idea? >> reporter: we have heard fenton's would like to expand right here in lafayette but one of the problems could be as simple as parking spaces. fenton's creamery is looking for a location but what is it going to take to do so in lafayette. they are exploring and they would reopen them in a former park theater that would shut down in 2005. the issue, the area has fewer parking spaces in what they would require these days. fenton's would need 62 parking spaces and right now they only have 12. but city council members are looking into how others feel about this. tonight's meeting is the first of several meetings to discuss the new location and what can be done to bring in new business. we just spoke with mike anderson and he briefed us on the city's dilemma. >> the issue is whether or not it is possible to have a historic district that will give us a chance to allow less parking

it's a weren't for louise clark, the lafayette cross memorial won't exist.er late husband, johnson, owned the property where the crosses were constructed. >> i can't think of anything more respectful than to have some indication that we appreciate what those thousands pechl have done for kentry autos not everyone shared clark's vision. the city initially objected to the sign of the top of the property, which tallies number of war dead. >> we do not plan on removing our memorial to our fallen soldiers. >> others called this display insult, slap in the face to the men and women who thought, and died in wars in iraq and afghanistan. clark stood her ground, much as she has throughout a life dedicated to community involvement and political activism. >> this is one of our founders way back, gosh. in the vietnam war days she was one of the draft consullers for the peace center. >> lob hanson is with the peace and justice center and grandparents for peace. two organizations clark was involved with. >> and she was a fighter and grand woman. >> and her involvement in

she was a member of the original lafayette senior recreation center.that now houses a methodist church. >> she wanted to build a senior housing here in lafayette for seniors. so that they could stay in their community and not have to move away when they needed support. >>reporter: today i spoke with one of miss clark 6 children t.she told me quote of her mother she thought it was really important that we are one world and we all live together in peace. war is not the answer. she led her life by example. as for what happened with the memorandum at family member told me at this point in the short-term probably nothing will change but then the family will be looking at what happens in the future. in lafayette, abc 7 news. >>> let's turn your attention to the weather now as spencer christian is off. sandy is here and this is going to warm-up again. >> yes it is. you have to wait until the weekend though. today was hot. brought you the heat as promised then we good down a few degrees tomorrow. >> okay. >> i think we can handle that don't you think. >> yes.

there are no major problems on 680 from pleasant hill to walnut creek and 24 through lafayette. the toll plaza westbound, it seems lighter than usual. i'm going to call it friday light. hope i didn't jinx anything. this morning we have a vehicle into a power poll in contra costa county on walnut crete. i think that pole may be broken. it may be a lengthy fix. the crews will get power on before it's too long. they're taking pictures of it. it will be a little investigation but some people are without powmpletz there's ig nasa valley on the left. that is open. 7:09. let's go back to steve. >> thank you, sal. it does look warmer away from the coast as we cut that sea breeze in half. that's not the case so far today. some thick fog, maybe a little mist or drizzle. overall the low cloud deck will burn off. today we're waiting for that system. it's a tweener day. a little warmer as the high hangs around for the day but it's back off to the east. a cooling trend starts tomorrow. today is a bump up so a little delay, a rather strong system coming into the pacific northwest,. high clouds

she was a member of the original lafayette senior recreation center. the site now houses a church. >> she wanted to build senior housing here in lafayette for seniors so they can stay in their communities and not have to move away when they needed support. >> today, i spoke with one of louise's six children, and she told me of her mother she thought waits important we're one world and live together in peace. war is not the answer, she led her life by example. and as for what happened with the memorial, the family members told me that this point, in the short term, probably nothing will change but then, the family will be looking at what happens in the future. in lafayette, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> and big changes coming up to the newspaper that lands on your door step. a new look on the front pages of east bay papers and a consolidation that will cost more than is00 jobs and investors packing a courtroom to find out what will happen to their money. the man behind a real estate deal gone bad. >> and one job you're likely to find in the bay

out toward lafayette and concord and martinez into the 80s. you see it ratcheting up as you get further inland. not into the 100s, not into the mid-90s, but into the mid-80s. tomorrow's forecast slightly cooler than it was today. the low pressure center is the mechanism, it's what i've been tracking. as it moves north like tomorrow it's going to keep us about the same or slightly warmer. a little cooler at the coast. as it moves south as it will on thursday, it's going to be notably cooler. so when that thing tracks south it just pushes more cool marine air our way. tomorrow is more like today. some places will warm up. some places will cool down. thursday is a day where everybody drops a few degrees. your forecast high is 88 in fairfield, 90 in brentwood tomorrow. your forecast high 82. 90 in gilroy that will be one of the hot spots. your five day forecast with the weekend always in view is more of the same. this weather pattern this summer has been very similar from day-to-day from week to week. we haven't had big heat waves, we haven't had

live in lafayette, i'm john sasaki. >>> a new report sheds light on the nation's unemployment picture. what the figures show and how the debt crisis is affecting job growth. that story coming up at 5:30. >>> and for the very latest on the debt showdown, go to ktvu.com and click on the debt crisis tab on our homepage. >>> the fate of the two uc berkeley graduates charged with spying in iran is expected to be decided within a week. the trial of josh fattal and shane bauer wrapped up today in tehran. the judge said the court will airflow's its verdict within the next seven days. the attorney for the two men and their friend, sarah shourd told the court his clients were innocent and trio was arrested two years ago while hiking along the iran-iraq border. shourd was released on bail and refused to return for trial. >>> officials have not determined how much hazardous material leaked into the soil following a chemical spill at a north bay treatment plant. 11,000 gallons of high concentration of bleach and chlorine leak fraid tank at hennessey water treatment plant in napa county. hazmat cre

lafayette place area. the a.i. to read now a little passage from my book in which i talk about george foster and the way in which he captures broadway and not. so going on the way out broadway, sturdy maybe a little at below houston and going out. i talk about the way in which the bond street lafayette area is very nice and quiet. but was not quiet was broadway, an avenue march by contrast, writer george foster well captured its flavor in his most recent book in the new york incisive. there is the contrast of morning and afternoon. at daybreak, broadway was touched in solitary. if you were about could amuse themselves watching the flying gallop furiously to have the first cut at the new garbage. later in the day however enough for people would search through the street. a human river in a fresh air and filming toward the sea. then there were the contrast of building. among some of the truly fine structures, others have sprung up haphazardly, a brick schoolhouse or copper burn here, penitentiary or pounding. send th

in an hour we will speak to a city council member at lafayette city hall. the public is invited to attend and of course fenton's creamery is a landmark and oakland is looking to expands and we will have -- expand and we will have more on that coming up. k tv u channel 2 news. >>> 28-year-old army sergeant was killed in the province. he immigrated from nicaragua when he was only ten. he served in iraq in 2008 before deploying to afghanistan. >> it is like 30 minutes i will start crying. >> the army sergeant will receive several posthumous awards including a bronze star and a purple heart. >>> they capsized in the sea of cortez and the seven fishermen are not giving up hope coast guard has ended their search and they hope to have commercial divers search for the wreck. five of the missing men are from the bay area. others say families are hoping for some kind of closure. >>> palo alto police are searching for a woman's purse containing a substantial amount of money. she was about to enter a wells fargo bank when a man crossed the street snatched her purse and

from concord to walnut lafayette they are in good shape and 80 westbound in richmond they still have an opportunity to get out before it gets too crowded. let's look at the bay bridge a lot of people come here to the toll plaza and there is a small delay. if you are driving on the freeway whip includes that part in oakland it looks -- which includes that part in oakland it looks good >> >> lots of clouds have returned and it has been there for the longest time. last time we had any warm weather was july 4th weekend. that is across the board. we have had a few days inland but coast and bay have been dealing with temperatures in the 50s low to upper and nothing has changed over the last month. cold for some, a lot of low clouds and fog, and an even stronger one will usher a cooling trend and it may be a slow process. just a little bit warmer inland upper 80s and 90s and leaning on that system coming in and that will give us a cooling trends as we head for the weekend. >>> pg&e.'s one year history is bringing in an outsider and he will take over as president and ceo next month. he has b

volunteers maintain the nearly 5,000 markers across lafayette's b.a.r.t. station. each cross, represents an american service member killed in iraq or afghanistan. organizers say they're simply running out of room and volunteers have their hands full. the only way the memorial will change now is the sign will be continually updated as more deaths are announced. >> pa riffica neighborhood mourning the death of a neighbor killed by her own pit bull tonight. investigators are getting closer to understanding what may have triggered the deadly attack which the happened yesterday afternoon. nbc bay area's reporter joins us live from pacifica where the victim any mother came to the house, its that right, elise? >> reporter: it its correct. the family is in absolute shock tonight. the victim any mother arrived here minutes ago. want to show you that video now. she was too upset to go on camera. she came to get some of darla's personal items from inside the home here where just 24 hours ago, her pregnant daughter was mauled to death by fament lyfam. she briefly talked to pol

. >>> the last white cross has been erected on the lafayette hillside. the men who started the project back in 2006 place placing a cross for every war casualty says it's too much for volunteers to maintain. more than 4000 crosses and islamic crescents have been planted in five years. the memorial as it is now will stay. >>> san francisco public defender became the latest and possibly last to file papers to run for mayor. the deadline to enter the race is 5:00 p.m. today. it's a crowded field already let by interim mayor ed lee. so far there are 37. 36 people running. >>> and hundreds of travelers inconvenienced for a time at oakland international airport. a suspicion package prompted a call from the bomb squad. it turned out to be nothing dangerous, just a water bottle and a mattress pump in a box. >>> california is still struggling to keep kids in school. a new tracking system reveals students if the state have a 1- 4 chance of dropping out before their senior year. the numbers are especially high in oakland. joe vasquez on why so many drop outs in a p

meeting is underway to consider possibilities that would allow an ice cream shop to open a branch in lafayette. the headline but a favorite -- it has long been a favorite in that they want to take over the park theatre side on plus away but they only had 12 designated parking spots. a committee is looking at possible solutions. >>> a new clinic is offering what it causing the -- offering a new method of pain relief. it was founded by former pro hiker player brad penny he might right now pg&e is holding a commanding meaning in an effort to ease concerns. they will begin water pressure tests as well as san mateo. they have already examined more than 40 miles of the pipeline started for the testing and so far no leaks have been discovered. but there's still more than 100 miles to test before the end of the fall. >> there is a little bit of mistrust after the san bruno disaster. i think you people can come to town to the people who are responsible and get city inserts, that is a good thing. >> a hazard by residents living within that repeat of the pipeline of other tests and another committee meet

for example, we'll show you highway 24 in lafayette.ash in lafayette, which is cleared up and now the freeway looks great. unfortunately nearby on 680 from concord to walnut creek heading south is pretty slow. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up, which is also very slow on 880 from about the coliseum all the way up to this point. >>> and this morning's commute in san mateo has been affected. that's the big debris pile. so they have opened up 101 southbound. and as you head south out here, they approve that pile of the debris out here, over to the right hand shoulder, so now that the lanes are opened, they will be clearing that debris a little later on. at 8:38, let's go to steve. >> all right, sal, thank you very much. let's get things started here. ronald thompson, he is one of the observers up here in crescent city, e-mailing me. saying that yesterday, the high at crescent city was 70 degrees. >> and that is their first 70- degree temperature or higher since november 2 of last year. >>> 286

this is the camera, 24 westbound through the lafayette and orinda area.'s snaking through the morning. fog there. gorgeous. no stalls or accident. westbound 80 through berkeley moving well in the maze. no problems there. metering lights are off. once you get to the bay bridge. abc7news.com is the website. click on the bay area traffic for the updated information. kristen, eric? >> all right. thank you, sue. 5:53. cyber spying is all part of the job as the government looks to hire hackers. more stock shock on wall street. here is jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. all eyes on today's federal reserve meeting. the big question. how likely are they to roll out another round of the large scale asset purchases, known as qe-3 to help stimulate the economy. the former fed economist at harbor university tells bloomberg out of the box policies are called for no, matter how unpopular they may be. back in june, they completed the second round of bond buying. given rise of hack attacks, the government looking to beef up its staff to fight t

like lafayette. he went with the popular taste. when the modern architecture started coming in, he was happy because it was less work. >> very little detail. you see detail in brought the city. people took tract homes and tried to individualize them in various ways throughout the cities. here is an example of how they might have done that. >> they had a lot of medallions and reliefs. >> the working class would go out to go swimming in the ocean. the wealthy would stay downtown like in the marines memorial or the elk and they would have heated saltwater. people wanted to swim in salt water. >> how did the water get there? >> there was a pipe that allowed it to flow all the way down. that pipe rusted out. people went swimming in the saltwater pools and they had different temperatures. >> you could have a cold swim or a warm swim. >> how did they heat this? >> he had a huge boiler. they're still trying to figure out exactly how he sucked in the sea water. he had a pumping system. >> didn't sutro make his initial fortune by being the e

you go to lafayette. i was just there reading to a bunch of kids. i think i was reading to fifth graders. what grade are you in? >> as a member of the school board, i know strong schools in the richmond is key. also, from the birth to 5 commission -- each commission has an organization to oversee pre-kindergarten kids. i want to ensure that the state level that we advocate strong support for young children and their families, good parenting support as well. >> often, we have to govern with our hearts. 80,000 people in the richmond district sometimes have different needs than people in the mission district or bayview hunters point. so often, elected officials and other hard working staff have to make tough decisions. they are political in nature, in many ways, even though people denied that, but at times, many of us are politicians, but we always try to govern with our hearts. >> i have always considered myself having progressive politics. i believe in a vision of people having their needs met. i believe in equity. when people have special needs, we

for eight years, volunteers have added a white cross to a hillside in lafayette for each service memberilled. now, the practice is coming to an and. volunteers say there is no more room on the hill. >> we have the full 6,000 is it would be a sea of white. >> we decided we're getting to the point that we need to make it more of a memorial and people who have lost people can still plant crosses. >>> the number of crosses won't grow they will update a prominent sign that keeps count. >> 4:56. next at 5:00 a.m. the plan to honor victims of the deadly san bruno gas pipeline explosion. >> i'm nick smith live in pacifica, the new plan that could make mavericks safer for zbluvs and budget balance for firefighters may backfire. legal or not. here it comes.

if you are driving to highway 24 coming in from lafayette to oakland or highway 13 those highways look good. let's go to rose miri. >>> and our workweek ahead will include a cooling trend. although today may not feel it much. give you a look at light winds nearby. a light breeze in san francisco. it's a westerly breeze that switched over in the last half hour or so. north, north westerly in san jose in areas right around fairfield. decent delta breeze but not as robust. a northerly breeze in oakland. we get the westerly breeze going this direction you can see how easy it is for the marine layer to pile in. we have the northerly breeze that pushes it south. oakland waking up with partly cloudy skies. over the north bay fog and partly to mostly cloudy conditions. it could stick around the north bay through the morning hours and really not infiltrate too far inlapped. meaning areas like concord and livermore may wake up with partly to mostly clear skies and see the sunshine rise after 6:30. satellite radar we are clear above that low cloud deck and we are dealing with high pressure beginn

. >>> no more crosses will be added to a hillside memorial in lafayette recognizing falling troops. volunteers have been adding white crosses for each service member killed in iraq. the final cross was hammered into the hillside memorial this week. organizers have said it has become difficult to keep track of the number of service members killed overseas. >>> overnight we learned the names of the death of two more service members. they died in separate attacks yesterday. one was a french soldier. the other soldiers nationality is not known. five american soldiers were killed yesterday in an insurgent attack. >>> we are getting a look at a wreckage of the helicopter that crashed in afghanistan killing 30 americans. among the dead are four california service members. derrick benson, harvell, louis langlais. those protests could disrupt service during peak commute times. bart had a small army of police officers at san francisco civic center station. those officers may have shut down a protest before it started. bart even admits shutting off cell phone service to everyone inside the sta

a lafayette man tries one of the nonstop river swims in history. >> jamie patrick, known as ultraswimmeret out on a marathon swim today, wants to swim 111 miles down the sacramento river. >> it began at noon and will end in downtown sacramento. expected to take about 40 hours. >> and he's been guided down the river by a crew of 14

. >> we're looking at 24, highway 24 through lafayette and toward the caldecott tunnel.t's a smooth drive. i've got my eyes on even this early on your monday morning. >> when there are traffic problems mike updates it on facebook. >> welcome back to you. this is a live look at the 66th avenue off ramp from southbound 880, oakland police still at the scene of a crash after a high speed police chase early this morning near the coliseum. the search on for the man who was driving that car. it's ongoing, it's major traffic issues and we'll continue to cover that both live and with mike. vallejo police looking for a suspect who shot a 28-year-old man to death while he was driving his suv. it happened last night at the intersection of sonoma boulevard and mini drive at a chevron gas station. police found a ford explorer rolled over on the center divide on the northbound so no ma boulevard. closing arguments expected in a trial of several members of the ms 13 street gang in san francisco. seven gang members accused of racketeering and conspiracy to commit murder in aid of racket

lafayette, who was at the outset, was one of the leaders of the french revolution, 1789. he said the key to the bastille, the bastille been to prison, and, of course, bastille day in france is still july 14, still celebrated as the beginning of the french revolution. he said that key to george washington and it hangs today at mount vernon. that was his way of saying to washington, you, americans, are responsible for our revolution. and americans assume that, that they were responsible. and they thought they were responsible for all the revolutions that took place in the 19th century. somehow or another they were in the vanguard of history spreading democracy around the world. but with the french revolution spidering, spiraling into tyranny, then they became pessimistic about the ability of other peoples to be like them. which gave us that notion, gave them the notion that they were exception. exceptionalism fema which is very controversial is in comparison with europe. but the hope, the dream that other peoples would fall's, has always been there. that's one of the articl

the project of mission delores and the mission playground renovation and a couple of others use lafayette park also and those projects were in the densest parts of the city and these elements really make a big impact on our capital program that are helpful for us to do resighsly what you are talking about -- to do precisely what you are talking about. president olague: thank you and thanks for attending the meeting also. commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: i would like to ask you a quick question. on this evaluation of 2.5 cents, i assume this is done on a yearly basis? and if so, how much revenue flows into the fund? >> in term of how the assessments are done, and probably the best person to answer that question and i can tell you that currently that is approximately a total of 36.2 million and this is a minimum of 5% set azide of real property. that is the requirement. commissioner sugaya: has this been going -- i guess if it is assessed valuation, it usually goes up. okay. thank you. to staff, ms. exline, in terms of the hearing process, are we going to get feedback from rec park

over the last week or so, we have seen a heavy volume out of concord past the entire change into lafayetteor 24 as well as 680 south into walnut creek. highway 4 yesterday, it showed some slowing through antioch. bay point and concord, a regular thing as well through this area. but the maze stayed relatively smooth, just the construction going on. >> thank you. 441. coming up, the new bay area hospital, and almost all patient roops are private. we'll tell you when that will be up and running. the fastest plane in the world pulls a disappearing act shortly after blast-off, where scientists say it may have crashed. >>> for all your news and weather and traffic updates, check us out on facebook. >>> 4:44. it looks like mission control in there. it's our production booth. speaking of, remember yesterday? we told you about the launch of a fast plane, the fastest ever built? it did not go quite as planned after all. the unmanned glider was launched on a rocket yesterday morning from vandenburg air force base here in california. officials say the plane was up for nine minutes before they lost the

i'm drive doing lafayette to see my sister only to say oh, there is sunshine out here. >> you have ap now that the sun is kind of coming out. >> starting to pop out just a bit but fog lovers got to love the week ahead. >> how many fog lovers are out there? >> they are out there. believe me. they get mad when they say it is sunny and hot. >> fog around the bay area. dense fog is beginning to break up outside. coit tower, a little fog in the distance but blue skies, too. we're looking good as we see more sunshine into the afternoon. and really, no major changes in the forecast. and look for the same thing for the next five to seven days and then heat up just a bit. still, patchy fog. up, that is the story. really starting to pop around the bay area. still confined to the coastline where it sits there the better part of the day. sunshine and warm temperatures in the valleys. 80s near 90 in places like antioch and brentwood. and to the bay, 60s and 70s. toward the coast, pretty gloomy. tonight, the low clouds and fog race back onshore. so the patchy fog, yes, finally going to give way to

now fenton's is looking to expand and move into an historic lafayette movie theater that's empty right now. but parking in the neighborhood is kind of tight and fenton's is expected to, of course, draw a lot of customers. who wouldn't for that? the city council will consider some solutions at tonight's meeting. >>> the world series champs san francisco giants know what it takes to defeat a formidable opponent. now the team has geared up to do battle against whooping cough. dr. kim mulvihill joins us now. >> reporter: you know, california just went through its worst epidemic of whooping cough or pertussis in 50 years. thousands were infected, hundreds hospitalized, and 10 infants all under 6 months of age died. now the giants have a message for this disease. fear the beard. the event took place at the san francisco department of public health. but for an hour, the room belonged to the giants and relief pitcher sergio romo. >> i get an opportunity to play in front of thousands of fans and what not. and never i have been as nervous as i am now. [ laughter ] >> reporter: romo was on hand t

i went to lafayette yesterday, gorgeous on the bay and the east bay was spectacular. >> that's the great thing about living in the bay area. you can really pick and choose your own kind of weather. if you like it cooler, head toward the coastline. you like the warm stuff, just have to go a few miles inland and heat up in a hurry sometimes 50-degree difference between the coast and some of the interior valleys. fog this morning, visibilities down to a quarter mile right now towards santa rosa so watch out for that. a little thick at the coastline. a couple of patches of drizzle out there, as well. temperatures right now generally in the 50s across the board. you do have clear skies right now in san jose. so not as cloudy as it was yesterday morning. by the afternoon, though, here comes that sunshine again. and if you like the warmer stuff 85 degrees in livermore, 58 in fairfield, 80 degrees and sunny in san jose. cooler at the coastline, 62 in pacifica with that patchy fog. next few days, high pressure will continue to slowly build in. that means the temperatures are going to be warming u

. >> in lafayette, i'm john sasaki. >>> meantime a new report reveals more about the nation's unemployment pixture. what the picture shows and how it's affecting job growth. that story coming up in about 30 minutes. >>> you will also find continuing coverage on the debt ceiling show down on our website ktvu.com. just click on the debt crisis tag near the top of the home page. >>> the fate two uc berkeley graduates case will wrap up within the week. the attorney for the two men and their friend sarah shourd told the court his clients were innocent. the trio was arrested two years ago. shourd was released last year on bail and refused to return to the trial. >>> three more people lost their lives on the streets of oakland this weekend. patti lee has what offices are saying. >> reporter: i received confirmation that these two cases were not connected. they're talks to witnesses, they're identifying suspects but so far no arrests. >> we heard shots like real, like boom boom a lot of gunshots. and i just started screaming and saying, the gun is outside. >> reporter: bullets shattered windows an

lafayette is only 4%. its beauty and public schools is attractive for families. >> the public schools draws a lot of people. >> if we could live in this community and to send our kids to public schools we would rather do that. >> their location near san francisco and silicon valley and public transportation, help. 20 percent of the residents are retired. most of delano residents are seasonal laborers. >> i would help them with the harvest. >> many of those jobs are now done by a machine. >> cities like delano they should have been preparing for that 20, 30 years ago now they are feeling it. perhaps they are looking for manufacturing jobs, industrial jobs. >> we will continue to look at these cities and what city leaders plan to do to help with this struggling economy. that is coming up at our 8:00 a.m. hour. >> wine sales up. the total u.s. wine consumption surpassed french, for the first time, ever. surpassing the country of france. >> i wonder what that says about our drinking habits? i do not know if we

fog as far inland as lafayette, san rafael. tomorrow looks like today.eratures on the mild side. this low-pressure system, i have been tracking it for months. when it dips south, cools down. dipping south friday and saturday. cooler. going to go north again. on friday, saturday, dips down. all it does is increasing the fog and cools us down. when it goes north it gets hot. right now it's coming down our way for the weekend. tomorrow morning, there is your fog foot print. tomorrow afternoon, burns back by noon. the heat is in the valley. a nice day. upper 80s and low 90s in the warmest locations. these forecast highs for thursday, 89 fairfield. 81 napa. not a bad day. not warm nat coast. cool. 89 livermore. 89 pleasanton. 90 gilroy. foggy that coast. 60 pacifica. 61 half moon bay. five-day forecast, weekend in view, talks about warming up tomorrow, or staying the same. going into a cooling trend bras of the low-pressure system. that's our summer. our spring and our winter. if that low-pressure system sticks around for september, october, it will be rainin

. >>> and lewis clark of lafayette has died at the age of 6. thousands of crosses have been played killed in iraq and afghanistan. he began putting up the crosses in 2006 and clark has bond fighting lymphoma for more than a year. she died at her son's home in santa rosa and a memorial will be planned. >>> they think they will solve a strength of recent burglaries and they found computers and cell phones that match the descriptions of items stolen from belmont. they connected that home after seeing those items listed on ebay for electronics. now they are trying to get them back. >>> nobody was home at the time, neighbors reported the fire and good smart continues rescued the two family's dogs. firefighters say it appears to have started in the attic. the cause is still under investigation. >>> they say legislation will protect libraries. they rallied for legislation that will make it harder to privatize libraries. right now they are contracted out for library service. this bill requires cities to conduct hearings and they feel it will actually s

low 70s, upper 70s low 80s in lafayette. mid-80s out toward concord. as you get to the hot spots out toward livermore valley or out toward gilroy upper 80s and low 90s. when i come back we'll have the forecast. we're going to look at the latest forecast for irene. we'll see you become here. >>> most of the community of pescadero is without running water after a well pump broke last night. it could take several days to fix the pump which supplies water to about 100 homes and businesses. san mateo county is planning to deliver drinking water to residents. school also starts tomorrow and it'll be held with bottled water and portable toilets. >>> the bay area community being fogged today for mosquitoes. >>> we'll show you the intelligence some b.a.r.t. board members plan to share with the public tomorrow. ññ >>> up until now it has been san francisco's problem but the series of protests against b.a.r.t. may now be spreading to the east bay. ktvu's patti lee is live now in oakland where they're holding a meeting to speak about the decision to cut off cell p

lafayette has the state east lowest rate at 4%. that's nine times lower than delenos who is at 23%. >> it's great that we have a lower unemployment rate. still, there's still 4% that's unemployed. >>> deleno's city manager says there's a couple of projects in the works that will help create new jobs. 500 jobs are coming at a new citrus packing plant. >>> a driver's in san francisco traded their cars for another set of wheels today. people walked, biked, skated and scooted from the civic center through the heart of the tepider loin for the city's sunday street eventless. some streets in e v e n tless -- events. sunday streets is held on the second sunday of every month until october. >>> brandon belt is back. the big games the giant's rookie had today. and the streak the defending champs finally put to an end. >>> there are 90 degrees ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> well we are wrapp

lafayette, all around 86, 87 there. san jose at 80. sunny vail, 78, 79. 67 san francisco. los altos, 77, 78. a little cooler thursday. then it hangs on right there and keeps us at 60, 70 and 80. >> now beer getting a better look at all the damage after a high pressure waterline burst. she is back now and you say dirt, gravel and all kinds of things flew through the air. >> yes. the woman who pulled out of this garage about 20 minutes ago had no idea a pipe burst. in fact when her car rolled over, these tires, all this dirt, she stopped. she wanted to know what exactly happened. police say a high pressure waterline burst and september it shooting into the air like a rocket. they should be out any time to inspect the damage. i want to show you the ten to fifteen vehicles that were damaged overnight when this happened. lots of dings and scratches. a rock broke one of the car's back window. here is trisha. thank you chief for coming out here this morning. talk a little about how you found out what happened? >> the officer that was working last night called me this morning to i

low 70s, upper 70s low 80s in lafayette. mid-80s out toward concord.you get to the hot spots out toward livermore valley or out toward gilroy upper 80s and low 90s. when i come back we'll have the forecast. we're going to look at the latest forecast for irene. we'll see you become here. >>> most of the community of pescadero is without running water after a well pump broke last night. it could take several days to fix the pump which supplies water to about 100 homes and businesses. san mateo county is planning to deliver drinking water to residents. school also starts tomorrow and it'll be held with bottled water and portable toilets. >>> the bay area community being fogged today for mosquitoes. >>> we'll show you the intelligence some b.a.r.t. board members plan to share with the public tomorrow. information they say prompted the decision to shut off cell phone service. >>> and residents from the east coast open up and tell us what they felt when the quake hit. >>> up until now it has been san francisco's problem but the series of protests against b.a