north of sap sap avenue.res and mid-50s, i have seen a lot of upper 40s, a couple of 46s in the upper basin and there are cooler readings and all courtesy of a low, but boy it did enhance the fog bank so partly sunny chilly for some and definitely a cooler pattern. we don't find any 80s, 50s and 60s, closer to the coast and bay. the low ahead of us, rocking it up to the sacramento bay, 9 and 95 degrees, that is a blistering pattern, our low picked up that fog bank. it is hard to sustain the fog when it gets like that. it is not too bad, upper 50s and southeast whip and another such will roll in, into thursday so this looks like a cool week. parsley sunny. fairfield 70 and antioch the warmest at 70 and same for pleasanton and livermore, a lot of upper 70s and it is a chilly to us tie morning a and with your weekend in view it looks like sunshine and warmer temperatures as we head to the weekend. . >>> if you are heading outdoors, a 29-year-old man is bitten by a rattle snake at a local park. >>> consequences i

that's in harmony with their sap back end. we've become the front office and oracle and sap have become the back office. that's how can you look at this total story. >> why is it better to be the front office? >> well, it's better to be the front office because there's just much, much more growth. crm remains the number one technology that companies want to buy this year according to gardner. the reason why is where your customers are have changed. we're going to let you find those customers and close deals with those customers, service those customers and market to those customers much more aggressively than any other vendor. >> obviously we had the facebook princing tonight, $38. i can't ask you to opine but facebook is part of a general revolution you have talked to me about multiple times. is there a price you wouldn't pay for the revolution? >> i love facebook and facebook is a big customer of salesforce.com. you know we run their front office and we've patterned our technology off facebook. there's a couple of key areas

the alternate riewtz are highway 237 to the south and the sap ma dayow bridge to the north. this bridge is expected to be open 59:00 a.m. on tuesday in men low park, abc-7 news. >> alan: thank you. our exclusive smart phone app can help you avoid any traffic trouble spots. get the app through itunes on the android market. go to abc7news.com/waves. >> police are out in full force this memorial day weekend, keeping an eye out for impaired drivers. police departments are staffing dui check points across the bay area.

in sap hose, system -- in san jose, our system says incoming back, a southerly breeze slides by but it will be a very weak system. by this afternoon 5:00 it starts to fall across and we will squeeze out a little bit of drizzle and by friday morning it is gone and high pressure builds in and mostly cloudy, some light rain systems will start to repound and warmer saturday and monday. a all right, thank you steve. >>> two law enforcement officers on the way to the accept, we will bring you the latest as it becomes available. >>> a 49er legend talking about the death of tiaina baul "junior" seau. >>> and a little bit of slow traffic here and also slow traffic in and yock. -- antioch. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? we had to watch basketball in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh!

hard democrats on the left and -- many would sap that the state is polarized at this point. so our question is, what would you do to bring unity back to the state of wisconsin? what can you do? >> one of the biggest thing moving past the june 5th elections because we have a real choice here. voters need to understand, get past june 5th, get back to focusing on job reform and education and a broad consensus around the state, we can move the state forward. going back and rehashing the same debate we had last year as my opponent wants to do is not the way to move forward. i want to build off the foundation of a process we've changed. i talked earlier about improving the process as well as getting good variety. we started with dr. tony, ideological wouldn't necessarily be in line with us but we have shared interests. me and my two kids, the superintendent, and worked on improved reading scores for elementary kids. educator effectiveness and our staffs put together one of the most comprehensive group of stakeholders from across the state where when it came to school and school di

also towards sap hose and that would be 90l1sl0 you about i would be pumping more towards the value. it is helping the fog ramp up. sunny inland coach the tall fog means cooler temperatures and westerly breeze is starting to show itself. cooler mild to warm depending on your proximity to the coast. lower 80s for some, mid-to- upper but a lot of 50s, 60s and 70s coast and bay. they take a plunge and indian areas start to come down then we have a little bit of a warming trend. it is warm and dry less than 12 hours ago. but it is too warm for that snow to stick. >>> a two-year-old girl's family could face charges after their during attacked her. joining us now from the family's concord home, christian? >> reporter: yes, this is where the little girl was recovering after being attacked by the dog and the chopper was here shortly after the bull had hit her the latest update on the girl's company was that and the helicopter had to airlift the girl to the hospital and criminal charges could follow. >> there is always a potential we will investigate whether or not the dog had a prior history

approximate forecast, approximately within a couple of degrees. 60s near the coast, i want 65 near sap fran upper 60s to lower 70s then you get past mt. diablo and you will field temperatures upper -- find temperatures upper 40s and that's a big dips, the system moves out and high pressure moves in mostly sunny, a little breezy, not too bad, upper 70s, ken field 73, petaluma 73, 77 danville, livermore brentwood 80, 67 berkeley, 60s on the coast, upper 60s in san francisco. a cool document kicks in for a little warmup on your weekend. >>> she reported cheaper gas and housing prices but most of them have gone up 2. 5%. avon is discussing a $10.7 billion deal and cody says that shows they are not serious about a take over bid. that leaves them coming up with a plan to turn to a company that is definitely falling from suffering sales. >>> it became official just hours ago. >>> also a warning in iowa, dozens of buffalo have escaped and they are running loose. . >>> good morning right now traffic at the toll plaza, it was affected by a minor crash they have moved off to the side, still not t

last night phillip phillips beat out general can sap chess.specially pause this we are's competent was so tough. >> i feel it is one of the best seasons they had. >> in the meantime, jessica sanchez reacted to the disappointing news. they compared her star power to that of boxer manny pack oh. she along with phillips and the final contestants will be hitting the tour this summer for the final tour. >> i know your wife has been watching and there was a lot of talent. let's check in with sal. >>> this morning's commute does not look bad, so far we are off to a good early start and we have a look at san francisco getting to the downtown area. it should be a nice drive into sap fran and no major problems if you are driving into the city. looking at the toll plaza, actually around 6:15 is when they turn those metering lights on. it looks good coming to the caster valley and we had a bad day yesterday getting on to 880 in oakland. -- oakland. santa clara valley is off to a great start here. >>> it's very close and it is ready to go by the coast, all

that system drops into the north, of 68 walnut creek sap leandro. with 68 a lot of them, woodside daily -- san leandro, with 68 and woodside daily city... back to you pam and dave. >>> 6:09 is the time, new video with protesters reeking havoc in san francisco. images are sparking outrage among business owners and they have complaints about police. >>> and how the government is really getting involved, we will have more. >>> fire a board a submarines, where it started and how big is the danger, stay tuned. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right?

. >> i am terry patterson, a resident of district 5, a member of the sap system mental health board. as the last speaker, i am glad to be able to express my concerns on behalf of cuts to the mental health budget. as you all know, mental health affects every area of city life. and as many of the eloquent previous speakers spoke to senior centers, used shelters, community centers, public transportation, the people who are not getting our corporate mental health care are often hidden in homes where families have to deplete their budgets and take care of them. i am talking about the people with bipolar and other serious disorders, who, if their immediate situation does not rise to the level of going to cite an emergency, as many of you know, or become hospitalized, they do not get services. so, i want to urge the city not to be penny wise and pound foolish when it comes to preventive services and sustained services for people who need them in the city, not only to protect public safety, but to bring our families together to function adequately. thank you very much. [applause] >> this is

sunday's service at sap francisco had many talks but the president spend most of his time at the pulpit talking about the president's thoughts on gay marriages. he made it clear he stands behind the president and even a higher power. why no do you think you have the right to tell him that. >> even though we don't believe in it as christain -- christains people have a right to do whatever they want to do and be happy. >> there were several discussions around several african-american churches -- african-american churches around the country. >> he was hit in a face with a line drive. 12-year-old boy has not opened his eyes since being hit in the head, a crushed head and if the naturally no distaps and he -- distance and he believes the distance may have hurt his son. >> i'm sure in the majors they are 60 feet away from home plate but you are talking about a 100 miles per hour ball and there is no reaction time there. >> this week they will consider changes of older boys playing on the field. >>> coming up, the precautions rangers say you should take while hiking. >>> 4:37, sal says there i

the car that hit him fled the sap but they are looking for a dark colored van they plea of in responsible for this fatal run. again, can cat thing point they are still trying to notify next of kin and track down this driver. they are on their way to talk to you can live in didn't lynn claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we have new information on other planned taxing soda if approved it will tax 1 penny perhaps and some say the goal is to help children but some say they will have to put that on to customers. >> we have a lot of obese children walking the cities and soda is contributing. >> the proposed soda attach would be used to support youth sports and nutrition prey grams. friends family and volunteers are marking the sad occasion. today they will be head out to other wrote who areas and she disappeared after leaving for school and they believe a red volkswagon is linked to her disappearance. >>> he is out of a hospital but it recovering from an attack while delivering the mail. he was delivering the mail yesterday afternoon when somebody jumped him. a neighbor found him sl

the free just wink app on the iphone and android hes users create personalized cards that range from sap sweet. e-mail or text it to mom or post it on facebook for her. and one app allows you to put a quick wink in the flower garden app. good news there. i don't know if anything like that is for you and your mom. >> i like the free yogurt and the hat. temperatures now a little bit on the cool side, 45 in obama, and we are looking at 44 in york and 39 in winchester. warmer air into the afternoon but we'll have to wait for that. meantime, we're breezy and not as breezy as yesterday. winds out of the west about 5 to 10 miles an hour. picking up 10 to 15 as we go into the afternoon. satellite and radar not picking up a lot right now. we have fair conditions continuing throughout the day. lots of sunshine will prevail today and tomorrow. as we go into saturday and sunday, we'll start out sunny and then have clouds move in on sunday but the rain will stay away. hour by hour forecast brings that temperature around 73, temperature by lunchtime around 67. let's check the traffic now with lauren.

also if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza, so farraguting into sap fran. this morning's commute getting to 280, that traffic is off to a good start. let's go to steve. good morning, i mean it is solid and even sonoma coast looks fog free. however it is very shallow but it is there. patches of fog breezy coast and bay and i would be surprised if it was any warmer. the system coming in, week as it may be it is changes things around. we have some mid-50s especially down towards san jose, temperatures pushing closer to stockton and tracy. our system in the gulf of alaska is moving north and we are on the very north of it but it is a sun and dry -- sunny and dry pattern and it is cooler for the westly and highs from anywhere from the if i have are evers -- pleasanton 86 and a lot of fog 72 and late clearing leveling off and we warm up a little bit just some fog on the coast inland. >>> another plot to bring down an airplane, what the cia says al qaeda was planning to do and how a covert operation stopped them. >>> plus a push from a late day activist. . >>> cia

. >>> federal judge in sap francisco sent high-tech executive to 22 years in prison for defrauding investors for at least $30 million. it's considered one of the harshest sentences ever. he was convicted for soliciting investments for the company and then lying about his success. >>> marine scientists in santa cruz that was flown to the bay area from hawaii. 9-year-old monk seal is 8 feet long and weighs some 370 pounds. he was supposed to be euthanized in hawaii because he was harassing and killing sale pickups there. -- pups there. but the laboratory volunteered to take them in. scientists are studying the mammals to figure out why the numbers dropped so sharply. administrators are trying to ease concerns about the pending closure of the student run campus cafeteria. 200,000 -- could force that cafeteria to close in 3 months. cafeteria training ground for culinary arts students and group of restaurant units hoping to keep the doors open. restaurant owner donated $60,000. >>> you may remember their story, bay area doctors separated twin sisters conjoined at the chest, the amazing changes to

and it was sapped quite a while before used and it was rusty before installed. >> a state highway through a federal national park connecting an independently managed bridge to city streets. this is a prescription for complication. >> it became clear unless there was one catalyst organization that took it on as a challenge, it wouldn't happen and we did that and for people to advocate. and the project has a structural rating of 2 out of 100. >> you can see the rusting reinforcing in the concrete when you look at the edges now. the deck has steel reinforcing that's corroded and lost 2/3's of its strength. >> this was accelerated in 1989 when the earthquake hit and cal came in and strengthened but can't bring to standards. to fix this road will cost more than to replace. and for the last 18 years, we have been working on a design to replace the road way, but to do in a way that makes it appropriate to be in a national park and not army post. >> i would say it's one of the most ugly structure, and it's a barrier between the mar sh and presidio. and this is a place and i brought my dogs and gr

. >> all of business growth is about mood and optimism and this is sapping all of the optimism from the system. corporations are loaded with cash. some consumers, by all means, upper class consumers of flush with cash. >> for fear that i might wind up driving an electric car i have to agree with adam. i can't believe i just said that. >> i was thinking about buying one. i really am. >> i think that europe is a known -- i don't worry so much about europe's impact on us. i worry about china and our own policy mistakes. we have a lot of trouble here at home in terms of job growth. in terms of looming tax cut expirations. there is a lot to change the mood of american corporations. >> i think you are underestimating how big of a problem europe is from this standpoint. italy is a big economy with no growth. no entrepreneurship. these are countries that have to go into massive austerity programs. they can't just print money any more are and that will have a big impact. >> and every day in the market no one is talking china per se. when i hear bad china news i see caterpillar go down. what is g

the chinese are planning a long-term gain while we're in wealth-sapping, people-sapping wars. the chinese are doing things like, well, we want to build fast rails from china to southeast asia across europe to central asia. across central asia to europe. we want to, you know, begin to drain resources around the world. we'll put in dams on the rivers to flow into southeast asia so without one gunshot, we will have an impact on that region. the chinese are planning a long-term gain. we have to wake up and realize that that is the long-term gain that we have to be playing too. it can't be as a first response a military response. the 21st century will be defined by economic performance. you were talking about the problem with unlocking corporate dollars. one is confidence. the other is demand. what do you do about demand? you have a massive infrastructure program. i mean massive. $1 trillion. $200 billion a year. if you did that, where would the money come from? well, you've reduced the deficit so there's less demand. the chinese still have dollars so they are the anchor investor i

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i pod touch from the saps to. life on the go. video on demand. gold coast's. r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. the people of the united states and our friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder is a regime as an active program to acquire and develop nuclear weapons and let there be no doubt about we know for a fact that there are limits there. as we're just being carried out under the direction of dr david kay respected scientist and former u.n. inspector was leading the weapons search in iraq we are determined to take this apart you have a tremendous a group of dedicated american men and women involved in this with the best assets of the intelligence community and provide. data cheney is not going to be done with this for quite some time david kay wants more time and he says it could take another six to nine months to make a definitive finding ministration is asking congress for hundreds of millions more six hundred million dollars to fund a continuing search hav

in sap francisco daniel stevenson ktvu channel 2 news. >> damaged control today after vice president joe biden made some public comments about same sex marriage. on nbc meet the press, he says he's absolutely comfortable with same sex couples getting married. that set up a storm of couples about whether obama will support gay marriage. the president's position has not changed repeating pass on gay marriage evolving and that he supports gays and lesbians. >> deserve the same rights and protections and that we oppose any effort to roll back those rights. >> they also noted the president proposed the defensive marriage act and that he repealed the don't ask don't tell policy. today california voters can test balance for june primary. big change this year that will impact races come november. facebook founder was kicked off a road show today. he was mobbed as he rifed in new york city. he was meeting with big money investors. the social media company is poised to raise more than $10 billion making it the largest ipo ever. it is expected later this month perhaps the end of next week. >>>

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the special interest that day, the special interests that will inveigle their way into power and will sap our strength and our vitality. let me say at this time, from texas to indiana, from new york to california, from sea to shining sea, it is governor gary johnson and judge jim gray that are that revolution. [applause] governor gary johnson honored me by asking if i would consider being his running mate. i can tell you, i was deeply honored, and i can say this minute there is no money -- know what i have ever met that i would rather work with to obtain these efforts. when he said that, said there would be one condition. the one condition is that we would run to win. he vowed to me that that was exactly what he was going to do. in turn, i vowed to him, then and now, that if you put your faith and trust in me, you will never be sorry we will -- you will never be sorry. we will never let you down. i've out to you as delegates, if your honor with the nomination to be your candidate for vice- president, i will never let you down. you will never be sorry. in fact, i say to the people of the u