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you can see from the the top of the transamerica period a couple of things. you can see the light blinking. so visibility is not that bad just yet. also you can see old glory here blowing in the breeze. it's the winds that are keeping the fog from really settling in in the city. the golden gate bridge is socked inment we're talking foggy conditions in the north bay. in livermore down to 8 miles. one mile in napa. i want to show you future cast. what fog we do see it's going to be in the south bay. by 6:00 p.m. completely clear. 68 at noon. then round out the day at 75 versus 77 in oakland. 86 degrees in san jose. this will cool us down tomorrow. it's going to deepen the marine layer. we are talking a pretty thick round of fog. mike enawill be here to guide you through it. temperatures come down dramatically between now and wen. then we jump back up in time for the weekend. how are we looking out there, mike? >> we are starting to see the pickup we usually see by monday. coming into san jose, all the way up to 87, early on before 6:00 we saw a good amount of s

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transamerica. transform tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back to "the five."e alternative medical treatment to fight cancer, putting off surgery for nine months that allowed the tumor to grow. here is a clip from "60 minutes" with the author isaacson. >> steve jobs doesn't get operated on right away. he tried to treat it with diet and does spiritualist and goes through various ways of doing it macrobitically and he doesn't get the operation. >> greg: the result according to dr. marc seigel, had the tumor been caught earlier it might have made a difference. which leads to the truth about alternative medicine. unfettered by research and medical testing, medical quackery flourishes. as adjunct to real medicine may be harmless. provided the root you stuck in your orafice isn't poisonous. but replacement for medicine is bad news. people say alternative medicine has been around forever. you know what else has been around forever? larry king. i wouldn't trade him for a cold. even more, herbal gurus love the demonize the drug industry but at least the drug industry sp

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transamerica.form tomorrow. >>> the baseball playoffs just getting underway, but one of the big stories this week was two teams that didn't make it. joining us now to talk about it is john with "sports illustrate illustrated". this is focusing on the soon to be released biography of hall of fame running back walter payton. and we're going to be getting back to the stunning revelations in that book, but let's get back to baseball. what happened to the red sox and the atlanta braves? >> these twin collapses, on september 1st, they're both sitting pretty. in one case, the hitting gave out, the other case, the pitching. but it was almost voyeuristic to watch these teams lose and lose and lose. they played passively and tentatively. the last game of the season, they both lose, the tampa rays and cardinals both sneak in. >> and we're seeing some fallout now in boston and atlanta? >> yeah, the red sox and terry fran cohn, their manager, parted ways. stunning collapses and they're both on the outside looki

transamerica.nsform tomorrow. >>> the number tonight, 153. that is how many miles per hour over the speed limit formula one racers will be driving when they race down imperial boulevard in new jersey. on average, f1 cars travel at speeds of 188 miles an hour. speed limit on that road is a paltry 35. the formula 1 grand prix of america court imperial will take place june 13th. >>> an amazing rescue today at the site of the devastating rescue in turkey. emergency workers pulled a two week baby girl from the rubble. reporting from the scene, i spoke to her a couple minutes before the show, i asked her to describe what was a miraculous event. >> that's exactly how it felt to witness this. a little 14 day old baby girl taken from the rubble, basically what happens, it was about 8:00 or 9:00 this morning, the rescue workers on this site behind me heard noises, heard sounds. they managed to make contact with the mother of this little baby girl. they found out that the baby girl, the mother and the paterna

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he eventually crashed near the transamerica building and ran away on foot. the chp closed off several blocks but never found the man. >>> a convicted gang member is facing charges tonight accused of killing two people in oakland last month and then setting fire to their apartment to cover the crime. 47-year-old henry cervante section was arrested while visiting his parole officer. one of the victims, a 73-year- old was paroled just last year after serving time for a murder in the 80s. >>> think of seeing photographs a murder scene posted on the internet before police have even finished their investigation. a veteran lapd homicide detective took this photograph and sent it out on twitter. it shows the body of a murder victim in the city's neighborhood covered by a sheet. a blogger took issue with the posting. >> okay, i understand it's not an easy job but you have to have that -- keep up that level of being professional. >> reporter: the detective who posted it is a 30 year veteran and said peetweets to raise awareness about the victims of gang violence in th

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clear shot of the transamerica building. christina loren will be along to tell us about the forecast. she'll fill in all the blanks in a matter of minutes. >>> different things happened at frank ogala plaza, depending on who's reporting you believed, mainstream media or twitter's. twitter has made a name for itself, covering crisis like these. >> egypt and libya, during the earthquakes, for instance. it's been amazing for making a connection between the action and the outside world. during this morning's action in oakland, many on twitter reported things our reporters simply didn't see. that doesn't make what was said on twitter untrue, but it's hard to see what's right. here's our reporting. >> reporter: it's definitely smoke. >> that's reporter christie smith about 20 yards from what she is calling smoke. tweets like this one report a different scene. occupy oakland reports, quote, tear gas, rubber bullets and shotguns, then says opd tear gassed their own officers. global revolution live tweeted lrad sound weapons spotted.

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the transamerica building, it's possibly the black clouds are blown out of the bay area, and between now and tomorrow m orning's official son up at 7:09, in the clear skies and temperatures dipping down to 48 in san francisco. 60's and low 70s tomorrow for the low, and it will be dry. of course but tonight will be the valley, otherwise across the central day, there it is. take it bigger view here and this is the beautiful picture of this degree of low pressure. it's 18 inches of snow she related in the highest eras. and speaking of tahoe, 52 tomorrow, and otherwise low 60's and eureka and 72 degrees at the state capitol. >>> else i've ever will be 75 degrees and that will be experienced in brentwood, tracy and ugly. this will be slight out of the west. fraser extended forecasts, when the state of the weekend will be the 80's on sunday and holiday will be bright and sunny as well. this saturday, speaking of that long sunny weekend, enjoy it. >> he's the new favorite, and aren't exactly nine reasons why. >> by herman cain is beating rick perry and mitt romney, the people republicans. t

this is from the transamerica building. you can't see the clouds that are now rolling onshore. san francisco and due east across the bay to oakland, and alameda reporting cloudy conditions. tonight, everybody becomes overcast, and temperature wise into the 50s. now it does appear as if we do have the clouds invading the entire bay area again tonight into the 50s. but tomorrow, once those clouds retreat, we'll have the sunshine and not a cloud in the sky until the end of the month. this is our future cast, placing the cloud cover well inland again tomorrow. but the big difference between tomorrow and today, a much earlier burnoff. high pressure is expanding. an area of low pressure to the north of us has now exited. so 81 degrees in redding. 66 in a high sierra. as that area of high pressure continues to expand, our temperatures will respond to warmer conditions. albeit, a bit on the breezy side. a line of 60s across the coast today. still slightly below average. mid- to high 70s in napa, and santa rosa. san francisco would check in at 68 degrees. average high, 69. today we only

. >> good afternoon to you, a live look here, san francisco, transamerica building, almost right behind me there and well, we have just patchy fog outside our door this morning. woke up plenty gray around portions of the bay but you can see just in there looks like santa cruz right off the coast, pest ka deer a, and our winds turning. 66 here, those are your temperatures. >>> mostly sunny skies through the afternoon, patchy fog tomorrow morning and sunshine saturday and sunday. the satellite radar here the last bit of that cool air has pushed to the east. you can see a zonal floor though -- flow i should say, high pressure is going to build in so we will see that average by saturday and sunday. we will be gina cool start for your weekend mornings, patchy fog and plenty of sunshine in the afternoon, today 5 to 7 degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow another 5 to 7 degrees, so the jump, then it looks like mid-even upper 80 recess in time for the warmer spots come sunday afternoon. forecast highs expected for today, 75 petaluma, 76 novato, and those are your other temperatures. santa cla

speak i speaking of which, take a look at this beautiful shot of the transamerica pyramid. old glory blowing in the breeze. it will be nice today. this time tomorrow, i think we'll be completely socked in with fog all along the coastline. onshore strengthens overnight, leading to much cooler day. where temperatures are right now, that's where we're expecting a lot of cities to max in sunnyvale and 66 in san francisco. you can see throughout the afternoon the marine layer will stay offshore. midnight to 5:00 am, the fog will roll back in. much cooler as a result. oakland, 83, 82 in redwood city. stronger onshore flow is because of this cut-off low that's not budging right now. that continues to drag in the marine air tuesday and wednesday. we're taking your temperatures down on wednesday about 15 degrees between today's highs and wednesday's highs. so, you can start out with the tank tops, jon kelley, and then finish out the week with the turtleneck. >> planning my wardrobe for me. >> someone's got to. >> i need all the help. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, a young indy

he eventually crashed into the transamerica building and got away on foot. chp closed off several blocks in the financial district to search, but they never found the man. >>> a convicted gang member is facing charges tonight, accused of killing two people in oakland last month and then setting fire to their apartment to cover the crime. 47-year-old henry cervantes was arrested while visiting his parole officer and is being held without bail. one of the victims, 73-year-old johnny navaret was paroled just last year after serving time for a murder in the 1980s. >>> expect smoky skies over the south bay the next couple of days. foresty workers plan a controlled burn at henry coe state park. air conditions will have to be just right for the burn. the park was the site of a 7000-acre wildfire four years ago. >>> the emotional half time ceremony at the coliseum today. >>> and gorgeous, sunny skies across the bay area this afternoon and even warmer temperatures in store for the start of your work week. i'll tell you how on the we'll get, when we come back. ,, trib

looking outside tonight from our roof camera we see mostly clear skies as we take a look at the transamericauilding. we are looking at patchy fog moving into the bay this evening and increasing clouds expected into tomorrow morning as we see a weak frontal system move into the area bringing with it a chance of light showers through tomorrow into tomorrow evening. thereafter, we are looking for a warmer week as high pressure will return by mid-week. today we saw temperatures in the mid to upper 70s for the bay area. fog rolled in to interfere with the air show performance. everything went off without a hitch right up to the blue angels. as we see the fog retreated into the offshore waters for the most part. snuck back in there as mentioned just in time to mess with the performance out there. tonight we are looking at increasing clouds from a weakening cold front that is crossing to our north. bringing some showers up in the north coast. likely to bring some showers into the north bay through the day tomorrow. greater area could even pick up a few light showers as well. doesn't look like a big

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